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Zohran Mamdani’s Biggest Legal Battles Explained
The New York City mayor's pied-à-terre tax on second homes has become his latest policy to face legal challenges.
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Nurse Helped Injured Mexican Escape ICE Custody at Hospital: Feds
A Michigan nurse has been accused of helping an injured immigration detainee escape from a hospital while in federal custody.
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El Niño Adds to US Economic Strain Ahead of Midterms
The record-setting weather event could exacerbate consumers' battle with elevated gas and diesel prices.
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Trump Says Many Americans Want Data Centers—Here's What Polls Show
Recent polls show that the American public is increasingly cooling on AI infrastructure.
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The States Where Residents Pay the Most in State and Local Taxes
New York's per capita taxes were 71 percent higher than the national average, according to 2024 Census data.
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Woman Offered Termination After 20-Week Scan, Stunned by What Happens Next
Caitlin Christodoulou, 23, told Newsweek that when doctors delivered the news, everything suddenly became so serious.
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The ‘Meno-Boom’ Is Cashing In on Women’s Health
Menopause is going mainstream as social media, celebrities and health experts spark a new era of open conversation.
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US Unveils New Look for Passports. Here's What Has Changed
The Trump administration has unveiled a redesigned U.S. passport and online passport application process.
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Americans Could Soon Live Underground—But Experts Warn of One Major Problem
While the benefits of underground housing are “real,” experts say the risks are also “significant and often underestimated.”
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Trump's Super Intelligence Document Has a Spelling Mistake
The AI document signed by Trump and industry leaders on Tuesday refers to the "Unites States" rather than the "United States."
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Republicans Get Warning Signs As 11 Seats Shift Toward Democrats
House races shift toward Democrats, warning Republicans that their vulnerabilities now extend beyond traditional swing districts.
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A New Podcast Tackles the Richard Gere Rumor That Won't Go Away
Allen Salkin spent six years chasing the Richard Gere gerbil rumor for a new podcast. He tells Newsweek why it still won't die.
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Hulu's 'The Swan: Behind the Mirror' Revisits a Reality TV Nightmare
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The Register: SNL Newbies, AHS All-Stars and Wyclef Jean's Rara Jazz Roots
This week, The Register covers the first hosts of SNL 52, AHS's all-star season, Channing Tatum rumors and new museums and music.
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Free Press, Free Pass?
A White House media ban makes great headlines. Quieter constraints on press freedom rarely do
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Exclusive: Putin's Economy Chief Warns of 'Disintegration' of World Trade
Russia's Maxim Reshetnikov told Newsweek that Trump should pursue "the restoration of effective and fair-trade governance."
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I Met My Soulmate When I Was 19—but There’s One Detail People Can’t Ignore
I totally understand why some people view our marriage negatively. Marrying someone your parents’ age isn’t exactly the norm.
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Trump’s Iran Strategy Has a China Problem | Opinion
"The PRC has emerged as Iran’s most important economic lifeline."
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Trixie Mattel Picks Up Elvira's Mantle as TV Abandons Halloween
Streaming killed the Halloween episode, but Trixie Mattel is reviving spooky season with a new LP and her annual YouTube special.
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How AI Upended Politics and Left Lawmakers Scrambling To Pick a Side
Newsweek's AI Policy Scorecard shows AI took over Washington's agenda faster than the parties could decide what to do with it
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Online Shoppers Don’t Trust Website Reviews
Can shoppers trust online product reviews? As choices grow, review volume, ratings and AI make finding trustworthy advice harder.
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The More Young People Use AI, the Less They Like It
The generation expected to love AI may become its toughest critic
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Beijing Looms Large Over American AI Politics
Competition with China is driving an unusually broad consensus across Capitol Hill about AI legislation.
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The Data Center Election
A nationwide backlash is forcing candidates onto unfamiliar ground
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