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Safety Fears Boost Demand for All-Female Movers
Han with a Van’s founder says customers want reassurance as well as practical help during stressful home moves.
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Bioworld’s Heroes & Villains and Marvel Bring Latveria to Life at NYCC
Heroes & Villains and Marvel are transforming into an immersive Latverian marketplace for New York Comic-Con
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Palm Beach GOP Removes Republican Facing Child Sex Charges From Voter Guide
Mike Caruso faces five felony charges, including kidnapping, child molestation and child abuse. He has maintained his innocence.
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The Next Great Music Movement Won't Be Found by Algorithms | Opinion
The next great music movement may begin locally, where artists, venues and audiences build culture before algorithms arrive.
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Trump Is Already Preparing 'Excuse' for Midterm Loss, Republicans Warn
The president continues to cast doubt on the integrity of U.S. elections less than a month out from this year's crucial midterms.
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Alaska Senate Seat Leans Democratic for First Time in 18 Years
The shift comes as Democrat Mary Peltola extends her poll lead, despite White House efforts to boost Senator Dan Sullivan.
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Alberta Separatists Face Scrutiny Over Dealings With US Officials
Alberta separatists have been accused of offering U.S. officials access to the province's natural resources in return for support.
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3 Alarming Inconsistencies in Russia’s Plague Story
Marco Rubio presses Moscow after a plague researcher’s unexplained death triggered precautions Russia now says were unnecessary.
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Place Your Bets on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
It was all foretold in the prediction markets, where revelations create returns. Easy profits for aspiring prophets.
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Florida Homeowners Now Have a Bigger Problem than Property Taxes
Over the past year, the political debate in Florida has focused on property taxes. But voters are more concerned about insurance.
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The AI Debate: The Conversation
As AI continues to divide opinion ahead of the midterms, Newsweek readers share their thoughts on the impact and risks.
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Gen Z Can't Escape AI. It Has to Learn How to Master It | Opinion
Young workers face a shrinking career ladder as AI transforms entry level work and reshapes how people build careers.
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Jalen Brunson Gives Honest Assessment of Knicks After Preseason Loss to 76ers
Jalen Brunson reacted to the Knicks' preseason loss to the 76ers, who didn't play three starters, including LeBron James.
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Tyler Shough Calls Out ‘Embarrassing’ Saints ‘MNF’ Loss to Falcons
Tyler Shough called out the New Orleans Saints after their "disappointing" loss on "Monday Night Football" to the Atlanta Falcons.
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Former Knicks Player Suffers Brutal Injury Against His Old Team
A former Knicks player suffered a serious injury against New York, creating a major setback for the Sixers ahead of the season.
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The Best Safety Managers Aren’t Who You Think They Are | Opinion
Strong safety cultures need managers who earn trust, shape behavior and make compliance matter when no one is watching.
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Ex-Death Row Inmate Calls Christa Pike's Failed Execution 'Torture'
Rejon Taylor, whose sentence was commuted by Joe Biden, told Newsweek: “When I heard about her, it really brought me to tears."
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China Is Winning the AI Race Trump Won't Run
The United States is ceding ground to Beijing in the race to become the world’s top AI rule-maker.
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Fostering Open Talks in Families About Wealth Transfer | Opinion
Some parents may worry that discussing wealth too early could reduce motivation in their children.
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Russian Woman Reveals Hospital Plague Measures Amid Media Silence
Russian state media did not mention the suspected plague case in Irkutsk, Siberia that has sparked alarm.
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America's Reading Crisis Is Also a Case for Music Education | Opinion
America's reading scores are falling. Could music education offer children another path to attention, memory and learning?
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Map Shows States Where Firing Squad Executions Are Legal Amid Trump Move
Trump has approved the execution by firing squad of the Fort Hood shooter. It would be the fourth in the country since March 2025.
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Russia Issues Warning As Trump Considers New Military Base
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.
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Map Shows US Measles Cases As New York Declares Emergency
"I am declaring a State Disaster Emergency to strengthen our ongoing efforts to confront this disease," Kathy Hochul said.
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