NEWS
Russia's Bakhmut Problems Show Putin 'Overestimated' His Forces: Commander
The Russians are "burying the city with the bodies of their own soldiers," one Ukrainian commander told Newsweek of the fierce combat around Bakhmut.
Trump Brags His Trading Cards 'Made History' Amid Barrage of Backlash
The former president's digital trading cards sold out within a day of being released and were estimated to be worth around $570,000 by Friday morning.
Trump Heads Into Holidays Facing Intensified Heat Over Jan. 6, Tax Probes
Congressional panels may next week recommend criminal charges including insurrection for Trump and public release of his long-sought tax records.
Two Teens Killed, Two Hurt in Chicago School Dismissal Shooting
Police said they are "conducting a pretty aggressive investigation" following a shooting at Chicago's Benito Juarez Community Academy.
Trump 2024 Campaign 'Cratered' by 'Major Announcement' Letdown: Ben Shapiro
"It's maybe the dumbest politics I've ever seen," Shapiro said, adding that he thought Trump's NFT announcement video "was a deepfake" when he first saw it.
Mike Lindell Comes Out Swinging as He Returns to Twitter
Some Twitter bans have been lifted from a number of accounts belonging to conservative figures since Elon Musk took over the company in late October.
Putin Ally Admits Friendly Relationship Saved Country From Russian Invasion
"We will never be Russia's enemy," Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said Friday, adding that his country "will never give Russia the cold shoulder."
Trump Slams McConnell for Supporting Omnibus Bill: 'Total Betrayal'
Former President Donald Trump took aim at the Senate minority leader on Friday with a fiery message.
Republicans Are Already Lining Up to Oppose Kevin McCarthy's Key Promise
Representative Nancy Mace said she's "not going to support" McCarthy's move to block lawmakers from serving on their committees if he becomes House speaker.
Russia Bolstering Crimea Defenses as Hold on Peninsula Threatened: Ukraine
Some experts predict that Ukraine will retake control of Crimea in summer 2023.
Russia Suffering Crippling Loss in Ukraine Threatens World Order: Kissinger
In a new essay, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said if Russia was dissolved, the enormous territory could become a "contested vacuum."
Russian Diplomat Injured After Package Sent to Him Explodes
Dmitry Sitiy was hospitalized following the explosion in the Central African Republic. He is said to have received previous threats via mail.
Trump Family Legal Woes Are Now an International Problem
This week, a lawsuit against the Trump family was filed in Ireland after environmentalists sought to halt construction at Trump's hotel course in Doonbeg.
Trump Conviction in Documents Probe Will Take Only 1 Hour: Glenn Kirschner
The former federal prosecutor said he believes the case against Trump in the classified documents probe is very strong.
Russia Loses 43 Tanks in 1 Week as Troops Struggle to Advance: Ukraine
The U.K Ministry of Defence said this week that "Russian ground forces are unlikely to make operationally significant advances within the next several months."
Moscow Accuses U.S. of Direct Involvement in Attacks on Russian Territory
Ukraine launched drone strikes inside Russia this month, including one that struck an oil tanker on an airfield in Kursk.
'No One's Punching Back': Meghan, Harry's Royal Digs Met With 'Noble' Silence
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix narrative "doesn't ring true" because they accept "zero culpability" for their role in the royal rift, a public relations expert told Newsweek.
Kaylee Goncalves Warned About Stalker Three Weeks Before Her Murder
A shopkeeper who knew Kaylee Goncalves, one of four Idaho University students murdered on November 23, claimed she had "tons of issues" with a stalker.
Trump Calling Crypto 'Dangerous' Resurfaces After Massive NFT Sale
In an interview with Fox News last year, former President Donald Trump spoke unfavorably of cryptocurrency.
Rocket Explosions in Ukraine Spotted From Plane 36,000 Feet in Air
Russia carried out its newest wave of attacks against Ukraine on Friday, with preliminary reports indicating 76 Russian missile launches.
Wagner Mercenaries Killed in Ambush During Battle for Bakhmut: Video
The ambush happened as Ukrainian and Russian forces fought for control of the strategically important city of Bakhmut.
GOP Rep. Hires Staffer Who Wants People Who Take Kids to Drag Shows Killed
Representative Tony Tinderholt's decision to hire Jake Neidert comes amid a wave of threats against the LGBTQ+ community in Texas and across the country.