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China Claims Leaked Anti-Beijing GOP Memo Discredits Wuhan Lab Allegation
"The huge drama of blame-shifting in the U.S. has already been heavily spoiled, and continuing the drama is meaningless," Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said.
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Exclusive: As China Hoarded Medical Supplies, the CIA Believes It Tried to Stop the WHO from Sounding the Alarm on the Pandemic
Biotech Moderna received the FDA's authorization to conduct a second phase of clinical trials as it works to develop a vaccine against the virus
More than two decades of rapid economic expansion have cemented Turkey’s position as a dominant regional economic power and rising global power
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Coronavirus Survivors 'Permanently Disqualified' from Joining U.S. Military
This ban applies uniquely applies to coronavirus survivors while allowing applicants with histories of other viral, non-chronic illnesses to enter the military.
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Wisconsin Governor Says State is the 'Wild West' After Court Blocks Stay-at-Home Order Extension
Tony Evers said Wisconsin had been thrown into "chaos" by four judges as coronavirus lockdown restrictions no longer applied in the state.
HEROES OF THE PANDEMIC
"When this whole thing started what kept me up at night is the possibility of mass casualties in our community," Riya Ortiz told Newsweek.
"We're not selling anything," Sacco said Tuesday. "Every single bit of this is donation-only or nothing."
"I almost cried," said a user of Six Feet Supplies, a charity started by teenagers who shop for those susceptible to COVID-19.
CULTURE & TRAVEL
Beyond Baking Bread, What's Everyone Cooking in Lockdown?
The foodie authorities share with Newsweek they've seen an uptick in slow cooking, getting creative with food scraps and even virtual dinner parties.
How The World Takes Its Coffee
Whether you prefer a coffee spiced with pepper, a half-caf venti no-foam soy latte from your favorite barista; or a coffee with cheese, here's a sampling of caffeinated rituals from across the globe.
Relive the 'Star Wars' Saga at These Filming Locations
Fans may be lamenting the end of the 'Star Wars' series, but they can still visit these film locations and space-themed destinations.
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CDC Document on Reopening U.S. Shelved by Trump Administration, Report Says
Some states across the country are already lifting coronavirus restrictions.
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COVID-19 Death Toll Projections Rise as Rebound at End of May Predicted
The increase in estimated cases and deaths is believed to be down to states starting to reopen.
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Top Trump Donor Louis DeJoy Appointed As Postmaster General
Louis Dejoy, a Republican fundraiser, is due to take up the role as of June 15.
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Gov. Whitmer Calls Mitch McConnell's State Bankruptcy Comments 'Dangerous'
The suggestion of state bankruptcy was described by Gov. Whitmer as "not very well thought out."
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Moscow Mayor Says Over 300,000 in Russian Capital Have Coronavirus
Sergei Sobyanin has extended lockdown measures in the capital until the end of May.
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Near-Record Temperatures and Unseasonal Snowstorm to Hit the U.S.
Dangerous temperatures could hit Phoenix, reaching up to 108 F.
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What the New Title IX Rules Will Mean for Campus Sexual Assault Cases
The new guidelines, which will go into effect on August 14, include changes that narrow the definition of what can be deemed sexual harassment and require in-person cross-examinations between alleged perpetrators and their accusers.
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'Murder Hornet' Task Force Set Up in Texas Ater Sightings in Washington
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott requested Texas A&M AgriLife set up the group to prevent the Asian giant hornet from settling in his state.
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Kremlin Says Trump's Moon-Mining 'Artemis Accords' Plans Need 'Analysis'
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters authorities are aware of the draft proposals but stressed they will need "thorough analysis... from the existing international law standpoint."
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China's Ambassador Urges Europe to Finalize Economic Deal Despite COVID-19
Zhang Ming argued that EU-China diplomatic and economic ties are even more important given the turmoil wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Brazil Records Highest Daily Coronavirus Deaths in the Southern Hemisphere
The country's daily death toll could potentially surpass 800 by May 11, according to the latest virus projection model by the Imperial College COVID-19 Response Team.
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OPINION
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Michael Moore's New Film Turns Heroes to Villains and Villains Into Heroes
BY MICHAEL E. MANN
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The CARES Act Risks Becoming a Caste Act. Here's How We Change That
BY RASHAWN RAY, JESSE L. JACKSON, SR. AND S. TODD YEARY
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Extend the Arms Embargo on Iran
BY RICHARD GOLDBERG AND MARK DUBOWITZ
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It's Time to Ditch Judicial Supremacy for Popular Constitutionalism
BY MARK TUSHNET
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THE DEBATE
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China Must Be Made to Pay Reparations for COVID-19
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BY NIGEL FARAGE
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China Must Be Made to Pay Reparations for COVID-19
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BY BONNIE KRISTIAN
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The Next #SNLAtHome Will Be the Season 45 Finale—Here's How to Watch
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How 'The Jordan Rules' Kept the Chicago Bulls Hungry For Success
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Petition Demanding Justice for Ahmaud Arbery Surpasses 690,000 Signatures
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Where Trump, Biden Stand With Female Voters Six Months Before the Election
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U.K. Police Force Taser Man in Front of Screaming Child
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There are a number of great Liberal Arts Schools in the USA today, but what qualities do the best of them have?
A Leading University has to have a track record of producing well qualified, gifted and employable candidates. Which schools earn the accolade?
Enrolling at a good Business School might be the best investment you can make in your future, and while costs can be significant, the rewards are incalculable. Find out more.
Humans have been using natural remedies like spices and herbs to heal common ailments for centuries. Now food science is proving many of those traditions true and innovating new ways to heal our bodies from the inside out. Discover the power of plant-based nutrition with this Newsweek Special Edition and start your journey to a healthier you.
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OPINION
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Michael Moore's New Film Turns Heroes to Villains and Villains Into Heroes
BY MICHAEL E. MANN
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The CARES Act Risks Becoming a Caste Act. Here's How We Change That
BY RASHAWN RAY, JESSE L. JACKSON, SR. AND S. TODD YEARY
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Extend the Arms Embargo on Iran
BY RICHARD GOLDBERG AND MARK DUBOWITZ
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It's Time to Ditch Judicial Supremacy for Popular Constitutionalism
BY MARK TUSHNET
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THE DEBATE
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China Must Be Made to Pay Reparations for COVID-19
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BY NIGEL FARAGE
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China Must Be Made to Pay Reparations for COVID-19
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BY BONNIE KRISTIAN
More than two decades of rapid economic expansion have cemented Turkey’s position as a dominant regional economic power and rising global power
COVID-19 is not our only enemy. While the world confronts a pandemic, our critical infrastructure is vulnerable to cyberattack. Read this new report on where the weak points are and how to strengthen defenses against terrorists and cyber-criminals.
Newsweek partnered with Statista Inc. to rank the leading hospitals in 21 countries
The aim of the IB is to offer the best possible international education for students of all backgrounds and from every part of the world. Find out more.
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CDC Document on Reopening U.S. Shelved by Trump Administration, Report Says
Some states across the country are already lifting coronavirus restrictions.
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COVID-19 Death Toll Projections Rise as Rebound at End of May Predicted
The increase in estimated cases and deaths is believed to be down to states starting to reopen.
-
Top Trump Donor Louis DeJoy Appointed As Postmaster General
Louis Dejoy, a Republican fundraiser, is due to take up the role as of June 15.
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Gov. Whitmer Calls Mitch McConnell's State Bankruptcy Comments 'Dangerous'
The suggestion of state bankruptcy was described by Gov. Whitmer as "not very well thought out."
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Moscow Mayor Says Over 300,000 in Russian Capital Have Coronavirus
Sergei Sobyanin has extended lockdown measures in the capital until the end of May.
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Near-Record Temperatures and Unseasonal Snowstorm to Hit the U.S.
Dangerous temperatures could hit Phoenix, reaching up to 108 F.
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What the New Title IX Rules Will Mean for Campus Sexual Assault Cases
The new guidelines, which will go into effect on August 14, include changes that narrow the definition of what can be deemed sexual harassment and require in-person cross-examinations between alleged perpetrators and their accusers.
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'Murder Hornet' Task Force Set Up in Texas Ater Sightings in Washington
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott requested Texas A&M AgriLife set up the group to prevent the Asian giant hornet from settling in his state.
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Kremlin Says Trump's Moon-Mining 'Artemis Accords' Plans Need 'Analysis'
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters authorities are aware of the draft proposals but stressed they will need "thorough analysis... from the existing international law standpoint."
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China's Ambassador Urges Europe to Finalize Economic Deal Despite COVID-19
Zhang Ming argued that EU-China diplomatic and economic ties are even more important given the turmoil wrought by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Brazil Records Highest Daily Coronavirus Deaths in the Southern Hemisphere
The country's daily death toll could potentially surpass 800 by May 11, according to the latest virus projection model by the Imperial College COVID-19 Response Team.
HEROES OF THE PANDEMIC
"When this whole thing started what kept me up at night is the possibility of mass casualties in our community," Riya Ortiz told Newsweek.
"We're not selling anything," Sacco said Tuesday. "Every single bit of this is donation-only or nothing."
"I almost cried," said a user of Six Feet Supplies, a charity started by teenagers who shop for those susceptible to COVID-19.
CULTURE & TRAVEL
The foodie authorities share with Newsweek they've seen an uptick in slow cooking, getting creative with food scraps and even virtual dinner parties.
Whether you prefer a coffee spiced with pepper, a half-caf venti no-foam soy latte from your favorite barista; or a coffee with cheese, here's a sampling of caffeinated rituals from across the globe.
Fans may be lamenting the end of the 'Star Wars' series, but they can still visit these film locations and space-themed destinations.
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LATEST NEWS
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The Next #SNLAtHome Will Be the Season 45 Finale—Here's How to Watch
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How 'The Jordan Rules' Kept the Chicago Bulls Hungry For Success
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Petition Demanding Justice for Ahmaud Arbery Surpasses 690,000 Signatures
-
Where Trump, Biden Stand With Female Voters Six Months Before the Election
-
U.K. Police Force Taser Man in Front of Screaming Child
Known worldwide as a top business, banking, and investment destination, Singapore has sustained its stellar international reputation for decades.
Update your preferences »
There are a number of great Liberal Arts Schools in the USA today, but what qualities do the best of them have?
A Leading University has to have a track record of producing well qualified, gifted and employable candidates. Which schools earn the accolade?
Enrolling at a good Business School might be the best investment you can make in your future, and while costs can be significant, the rewards are incalculable. Find out more.
Humans have been using natural remedies like spices and herbs to heal common ailments for centuries. Now food science is proving many of those traditions true and innovating new ways to heal our bodies from the inside out. Discover the power of plant-based nutrition with this Newsweek Special Edition and start your journey to a healthier you.
During the coronavirus outbreak, health care is more important than ever. In Newsweek's first Best Health Care series, we highlight the best infection prevention products.
The Class of 2020 Is All Dressed Up With Nowhere to Go
Advice to the Class of 2020 from People Who Graduated in the Last Recession
Buffett/Gates: Their "Giving Pledge" is 10 years old. Is it a Success?
Trump Says We're Opening Up; Scientists Say We'll Be Back in Lockdown Again
Soothing CBD Gifts for an Anxious Time
Hasan Minhaj on a Post-Covid-19 'Patriot Act' on Netflix
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POTTER'S FIELD
The black hole forms part of a triple star system known as HR 6819, which can be seen without binoculars or telescopes from the southern hemisphere on a dark, clear night.
Baby Archie turns one today after a year that has seen his parents' lives transformed. We take a look at how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle found their first 12 months as mother and father.
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) 29,648 deaths linked to coronavirus had taken place in England and Wales as of 24 April.
The transition away from coal for electricity generation in the U.S. accelerated in 2020 due to lower gas prices, warmer weather and the economic conditions resulting from COVID-19, analysis found.
From the first all-female spacewalk to the first person to hit a golf ball on the moon's surface, here are some of the record-breaking achievements made by NASA scientists.
Governor denies saying explicit word while announcing that some businesses in the state can reopen.
However, the behavior of comets is notoriously unpredictable and it's possible that the object could fade, or even break apart, as it approaches the sun.
On Monday Bryant's widow found a letter her late husband had addressed to her and opted to keep it sealed until the day of her birthday.
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The Pandemic Was Supposed to Kill Political Fundraising—But Cash Flooded In
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Americans Take Money Out of Retirement for Basic Necessities, Poll Says
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Tropical System Off Florida Coast Could Develop Into Storm
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Conservative MPs Shared Misleading Video of Labour Leader Keir Starmer
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India Minister Pushes Conspiracy Theory Coronavirus Was Created in a Lab
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Police Find Human Remains Carried in Suitcase by Couple Out Walking
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Trump Economic Adviser Sees Economic Rebound in Second Half of 2020
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U.S. Job Losses Due to Coronavirus Likely to Set Country 'Back Two Decades'
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U Economy Will Shrink by Historic Amount, Marking Its Deepest Recession
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Invasive Species of Giant Lizard Has Settled in Georgia, Authorities Say
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'Facebook Sucks': Musk Hits Back at Criticism From Social Media AI Chief
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Debris From Chinese Rocket That Crashed to Earth May Have Landed in Africa
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Melissa Etheridge's Daughter Bailey Shares Touching Tribute to Late Brother
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Colbert Says Republicans Are 'Sick of Fauci'
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Mary Kate-Olsen Getting Divorced
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Americans Divided Over Whether NFL, NBA, MLB Should Return This Year: Poll
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lorida Invites All Pro Sports to Play and Practice There, Even New Yorkers
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Paul Finebaum Suggests College Football Season Won't Start on Time
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