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How Proposed Student Loan Rules Could Help You Buy First Home
The First Time Homebuyer Debt Reduction Act seeks to help Americans with student debt when it comes to purchasing a home.
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Millions of Illnesses Linked to Foodborne Parasites, New Research Warns
Many parasitic infections can cause “severe and long-lasting health problems” after the initial illness, a doctor told Newsweek.
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How Trump's Kim Jong Un Move Could Lead to Nuclear Breakthrough
U.S. president cited his good ties with Kim Jong Un as why he wanted to scale back drills with South Korea.
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El Niño Breaking 176-Year Record: The Impact on Florida, Texas, California
A potentially record-breaking El Niño could influence storms, rainfall and drought across several states.
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What Scrapping the Nickel Could Mean for Future of Cash
The future of the nickel is coming under scrutiny as the U.S. rethinks the role of small change.
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Putin Knows More Than We Realize
A top Russian economist spent months warning the Kremlin its policies were failing. Nothing happened—until the public found out.
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Boy, 10, Given Lifechanging Diagnosis. What He Asked Next Is Heartbreaking
Emmett Hauck, 10, failed a hearing test in first grade, but it was a while before a genetic test finally revealed why.
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The Winners and Losers Under Florida’s Major Property Tax Overhaul
Hospitals, law enforcement and other key services could lose millions in funding—unless local governments hiked other taxes.
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The Cattle Shortage Is Now Losing Americans Their Jobs
Supply constraints have pushed beef prices to record highs, but consumers are not the only ones struggling.
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Couple Buys 200-Year-Old Home—Then They Find What Was Left Behind in Cellar
The homeowner told Newsweek she still has not gone through all the cabinets to see how many jars were left behind.
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Pivot! Pivot! Trump’s Asia Policy Is Giving America’s Friends Whiplash
Has Trump put the final nail in the coffin of America's pivot to Asia?
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What Trump's Concession to North Korea Means for US Alliances
Trump's pledge to scale back military drills with South Korea hands Kim Jong Un a coveted concession without anything in return.
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Moscow’s Former Colonies Are Done Taking Orders From Putin | Opinion
Moscow's choice is now between dealing with these countries as equals or not dealing with them at all.
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Architects Unveil New Way To Make Use of Heat Waste From Data Centers
The unique design offers a "new kind of hybrid building" with a data center hidden from sight, the firm behind it told Newsweek.
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Major Cancer Breakthrough Could Help More Patients Than Previously Thought
A “revolutionary” new technique could make hard-to-target solid tumors visible to CAR-T cells, researchers say.
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Bryan Kohberger's Guilty Plea Move Is 'No Coincidence'—Netflix Doc Producer
Joe Berlinger told Newsweek why he thinks Kohberger filed a petition seeking to withdraw his guilty plea in July.
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Mamdani’s Socialism Has a Suburban Firewall
Zohran Mamdani made democratic socialism a force in New York City. Beyond the five boroughs, its appeal drops sharply.
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Xi, Putin, Kim Flex Muscles in Pacific as Trump Pulls Last Aircraft Carrier
"The absence of a carrier group means Washington has lost its key power projection tool," one expert told Newsweek.
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Alaska Was Safe Trump Territory. Now Republicans Are on Defense
Trump won Alaska by double digits in 2016, 2020 and 2024. But this year, Republicans face tough Senate and governor's races.
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Scientists Get a Step Closer to Strengthening Muscles Without Exercise
One of the study's researchers told Newsweek the exercise molecule could one day help people unable to stay active.
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The FBI’s Radical Fundamentalist Unit Ignored This Radical Fundamentalist
Zacarias Moussaoui was flagged as a possible "airline suicide attacker," but intelligence agencies failed to connect information.
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Locals Kept Staring at American Tourists. They Realized Mistake They'd Made
A Venice jog turned into a frantic scramble when a U.S. tourist unknowingly broke a little-known rule and risked a hefty fine.
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Wladimir Klitschko Pays Tribute To Hayden Panettiere, Sends Message To Daughter
Wladimir Klitschko has said his family is in "profound shock and grief" following the death of his ex-fiancé Hayden Panettiere.
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Arrest Warrant Issued For Jill Stein After Court No-Show
The charges stem from a 2024 incident at a protest over the war in Gaza at the University of Washington.
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