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Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts How Super El Niño Could Reshape US Winter
A powerful El Niño is expected to shape the 2026-27 winter, influencing temperatures and precipitation.
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The 'Real Housewives' Theory of Trump’s GOP
As RHONY returns to Bravo, its rules of loyalty, exile, receipts and comeback offer a useful guide to Trump’s GOP.
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Patriots Contract Dispute Ends in Record $135 Million Deal
The New England Patriots agreed to a record contract extension with cornerback Christian Gonzalez days before the season starts.
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Cancer Cases Are Set To Surge by 2050—Nearly Half May Be Preventable
Dr. Aneel Paulus, a cancer prevention expert, told Newsweek that people can make "substantial progress" with existing tools.
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Finland Extends Border Fence With Russia
Finland built the barrier on its eastern border with Russia as tensions between the neighbors grows.
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Urban Meyer Sounds Off on Controversial Michigan Win Over Western Michigan
College football legend Urban Meyer praised Western Michigan as the "better team" after their controversial loss to Michigan.
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Malachi Toney Earns ‘Greatest I’ve Ever Seen’ From Miami Hurricanes Legend
Wide receiver Malachi Toney earned high praise from a Hurricanes legend after Miami's blowout win over Stanford.
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Woman Doesn’t Reply to Colleague on Social Media—Days Later, She’s Let Go
Fired for being "unprofessional" online, TikTok creator Charlotte Blandford Tagg says many share her confusion.
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LeanTaaS CEO Talks Aidin Acquisition, 'Optimizing Out' of Capacity Troubles
Mohan Giridharadas breaks down LeanTaas' plans for inpatient optimization.
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Renoir Paintings Potentially Worth Millions Stolen: How Heist Compares
Thieves stole Renoir paintings from a museum on the French Riviera, the latest in a series of high-profile art thefts in Europe.
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Dan Osborn Chances of Beating GOP Senator After Border Wall Audio Leaks
Osborn, who once said he aligns with Trump on immigration, allegedly said the border wall is a "symbol of racism."
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The Madness of Decolonizing the Falklands
The U.S., Israel, and Argentina are speaking a strange and silly language about the Falklands to punish Britain.
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Jack Lowden's Bond Chances Jump as Co-Stars Hint at Casting
Jack Lowden rose to the top of Polymarket’s next James Bond market after "Slow Horses" co-star Gary Oldman hinted at casting.
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Older Americans Have Dementia Without Knowing—Experts Reveal Signs to Watch
Experts have told Newsweek how to spot dementia in its early stages, why it can go missed in patients and what needs to be done.
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Map Shows Cities Deploying Axon Cameras as Flock Backlash Grows
Cities across the U.S. are dropping Flock cameras for Axon systems, with Colorado emerging as a hotspot for the switch.
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List of Celebrities Linked to Bombardier Jets as Trump Targets Aircraft
The president's latest threat puts celebrity-linked jets and thousands of U.S. aerospace suppliers in the spotlight.
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Social Security Update: Republicans Show Rare Support for Raising Taxes
Social Security trust funds are expected to face depletion in the early 2030s, according to the latest projections.
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ICE Agents Could Be Banned from Using Electric 'Shock Gloves'
House Democrats have introduced a bill to ban ICE's planned use of electric shock gloves.
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Cancer Drug Could Help Women Tackle Midlife Weight Gain, Study Finds
Lead researcher Darrell Green told Newsweek that the reduced fat gain findings were "completely unexpected."
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What Starts Alzheimer's-Like Brain Damage? Scientists Find New Clue
A surprising immune signal outside the brain may help drive damage—raising a key question about where Alzheimer’s really begins.
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Putin Turns NATO Into a Sales Pitch for Russian Weapons
Russia says battlefield performance against Western weapons is driving $13 billion in new arms deals. Can Moscow actually deliver?
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Super El Niño and 3 Other Factors Threatening Global Food Prices
Global consumers “will have to expect having to pay more for their grocery shopping,” one expert tells Newsweek.
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White House’s Labor Day Celebration of Workers Shows Only Robots
The White House drew criticism for its Labor Day video showing an automated factory with robots instead of people.
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Trump Truth Social Post Wrongly Suggests King Charles Ignored Fainting Man
The edited clip posted to Donald Trump's Truth Social shows Charles speaking to a grocery store employee before he collapses
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