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Marco Rubio presses Moscow after a plague researcher’s unexplained death triggered precautions Russia now says were unnecessary.

It was all foretold in the prediction markets, where revelations create returns.

Over the past year, the political debate in Florida has focused on property taxes.

As AI continues to divide opinion ahead of the midterms, Newsweek readers share their thoughts on the impact and risks.

Young workers face a shrinking career ladder as AI transforms entry level work and reshapes how people build careers.

Jalen Brunson reacted to the Knicks' preseason loss to the 76ers, who didn't play three starters, including LeBron James.

Tyler Shough called out the New Orleans Saints after their "disappointing" loss on "Monday Night Football" to the Atlanta Falcons.

A former Knicks player suffered a serious injury against New York, creating a major setback for the Sixers ahead of the season.

Strong safety cultures need managers who earn trust, shape behavior and make compliance matter when no one is watching.

Rejon Taylor, whose sentence was commuted by Joe Biden, told Newsweek: “When I heard about her, it really brought me to tears."

The United States is ceding ground to Beijing in the race to become the world’s top AI rule-maker.

Some parents may worry that discussing wealth too early could reduce motivation in their children.

Russian state media did not mention the suspected plague case in Irkutsk, Siberia that has sparked alarm.

America's reading scores are falling.

Trump has approved the execution by firing squad of the Fort Hood shooter.

The U.S. rotates roughly 1,000 soldiers in and out of Lithuania on a regular basis, but there's no permanent U.S. base there.

"I am declaring a State Disaster Emergency to strengthen our ongoing efforts to confront this disease," Kathy Hochul said.

Jennifer Coffindaffer said she received four emails, demanding payment in bitcoin in exchange for Guthrie's release.

During an event at the weekend Pete Hegseth appeared to debut a new logo for the department.

Tuesday evening's showdown gives both candidates a chance to tout their strengths and capitalize on their opponent's difficulties.

Breaking down silos and testing early helps Alamance Foods bring innovative products to market at scale.

ICE agents falsified records and gave false or misleading testimony after illegally arresting two men, a federal judge found.

France has an estimated 290 nuclear warheads, most of which are launched from submarines.

Jacob Coxon told "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart that his concerns stem from the speed at which AI capabilities are improving.

Trump lost the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, who gave her medal to him.

AI adoption is soaring, but companies should measure whether it creates real business value, not simply whether employees use it.

ASOS is investigating an apparent cyberattack after users received a warning claiming hackers had compromised company systems.

Senators Warren and Blumenthal have sent a letter to White House officials seeking clarity over a gifted ring.

The tree stood near Lochiel in the San Rafael Valley, close to the U.S.

The executive order "sounds big," a petroleum analyst said, but "most drivers won't benefit" from it.

Trump accused The New York Times of editing the image in a series of Truth Social posts.

Graffiti on campus from Monday read, "at Cornell rapists are protected protestors are expelled.”

Trump is set to hold a rally in Texas on Wednesday as Republicans face tougher than expected races ahead of the midterms.

As Washington shrinks its permanent footprint in Europe, the bombers’ hasty exit from England shows why it needs a bigger one.

Data centers are on ballots in eight states as voters weigh AI growth, energy costs, tax breaks, and local control.

Simon Andriesz's death has prompted an FCA review and calls from MPs for an investigation into the treatment of whistleblowers.

Perspective: "Speaking German" is a euphemism that used to be universally understood, whichever side of the insult you were on.

"As the return of the New World screwworm shows, animal diseases aren't just concerns for farmers and veterinarians."

Mike Rogers came within 20,000 votes of flipping Michigan's Senate seat in 2024, but now faces a tougher path to victory.

The stats suggest the economy is doing well for people like Donald Trump.

At least two people were killed in the attacks on Moscow overnight, according to the regional governor Andrey Vorobyov.

Renley's incurable condition isn't the result of an inherited gene but a more unusual and much rarer set of circumstances.

Trump administration seeks to strip 40 naturalized Americans of their U.S. citizenship.

Jim Bakker became one of America’s biggest televangelists before sex and fraud scandals brought down his empire.

Student protests across France have been 'overtaken by violence,' police have said.

President Donald Trump suggested Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego during a campaign rally.

The new-look 76ers beat the Knicks 120-97 in their preseason opener, and Jaylen Brown is already raving about VJ Edgecombe.

Jim Harbaugh pushed back on a "hero ball" question and called Justin Herbert an "amazing inspiration" as the Chargers fall to 0-4.

President Trump approved Nidal Hasan's execution, reviving attention on the Army psychiatrist behind the 2009 Fort Hood attack.

Republican incumbent Senator Roger Marshall is battling Democrat Adam Hamiliton for the seat amid competitive polling.