The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine is widely seen as illegal under international law.

Gainey is the latest in a series of progressive Democratic mayors to suffer an electoral defeat.

Almost two-thirds of prospective homebuyers think the U.S. will see a recession within a year, but many hope it will lower prices.

The U.S. president's eldest son is seen as a potential successor as the leader of the MAGA movement.

Johnson, 49, was executed by lethal injection at the Texas state penitentiary in Huntsville on Tuesday.

Alex Eala talks to Newsweek about playing out an early childhood passion for tennis on the international stage

Donald Trump has vowed to revive U.S. manufacturing, introducing tariffs to meet that goal. Newsweek speaks to experts about the likelihood of the sector returning to a golden age

One in three people relies on the oceans for their livelihood, yet they remain little-known, with neither global governance nor the financing needed for their preservation.

Two centuries ago, the Royal Navy utterly dominated the world's oceans. The UK was buoyed by the global empire that its ships were tasked with expanding and defending.

It remains unclear whether the Chinese "no-sail zone" in the Yellow Sea was established for military activities.

Melissa Carlton told Newsweek that there were no warning signs of Abigail's diagnosis that spread "like wildfire."

New report reveals Israel may be preparing a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities following U.S. intelligence showing increased military activity.

Nixing income taxes was one of President Donald Trump's top policy promises during his 2024 election campaign.

The activity follows several high-profile cable cuts, with Taiwan detaining one Chinese crew on suspicion of sabotage.

Tensions rise over uranium enrichment standoff in nuclear talks

Walmart has said it will try to keep prices as "low as possible" after the president criticized the company for blaming price hikes on tariffs.

President Donald Trump unveiled his anti-missile defense system for the U.S.

North Korea is in its "strongest strategic position in decades," the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency said in a new assessment.

The House Rules Committee scheduled an unusual 1 a.m. ET hearing on Wednesday where members are debating details of the measure.

President Trump has said that those around Biden "knew he was cognitively impaired" and "took over the autopen."