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Fundraiser for Lindsay Clancy's Parents Majorly Raises Target
A fundraiser for Lindsay Clancy's parents raised its goal from $2 million to $3 million after her trial ended in mistrial.
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At First I Was in Newborn Bliss. Within Days the Hallucinations Started
I had to grieve the motherhood I thought I was going to have, process things I don’t fully remember and learn to trust myself.
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Ashley Hinson’s Chances in Iowa Senate Race Amid Beef Backlash: Poll
The Trump-endorsed candidate faces a midterm test in cattle country after calling the president's new import policy a “bad idea.”
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US Strikes Iranian Oil Carrier Off Kharg Island
The island serves as a critical hub for Iranian oil shipments throughout the region.
Politics
Memory Decline May Start Earlier Than You Think, Study Finds
New research hints at an unexpected midlife shift in memory and a surprising brain pattern that may explain why mistakes happen.
Politics
I Wanted a Disney Childhood For My Daughter. Then It Came Time to Say 'No'
You may want to create a perfect childhood, but families benefit when parents learn to say "no," and children learn to hear it.
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Warning as Diesel Prices Hit All-Time High: How It Will Hit Shoppers
Diesel is closing in on $6 a gallon, as supply pressures from the Iran war threaten to increase costs for most consumer goods.
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List of Republicans Not Attending Trump’s Midterm Convention
First lady Melania Trump and Sen. John Cornyn are among the high-profile names expected to miss the 20,000-person gathering.
Sport
Exclusive: Breakout NFL Executives Who Could Become Future General Managers
Newsweek spoke with several NFL general managers about top executives in the league who could earn a promotion.
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I Spent $50,000 to Clone My Dog. He’s Nothing Like Him and Everything Like Him
I was at JFK Airport about to meet the clone of my soul dog. I had imagined this moment for months and suddenly felt an enormous amount of p
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Dolly Parton Day: List of Cities Hosting Events To Honor Icon
Cities and states are marking September 25 as Dolly Parton Day with concerts, parades and literacy fundraisers planned nationwide.
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Mom Gets Bill for Son’s Lunch As Kindergarten Starts—Then She Does the Math
When her son started kindergarten, one mom discovered a cost that could add hundreds to her family budget.
Politics
I'm a Fertility Specialist—These Viral Trends May Be Harming Your Hormones
"The female body isn’t something we need to constantly battle, restrict or 'hack'," Bethany MacLeod told Newsweek.
Politics
Pete Hegseth Trolls Canada Again Despite Mark Carney Warning
A terse response to a Coast Guard Pride post adds to diplomatic friction as Washington and Ottawa remain divided over trade talks.
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US Threatened by New 'Epicenter of Global Terrorism' 25 Years After 9/11
Affiliates of Al-Qaeda and ISIS are "becoming more entrenched and further expanding within the Sahel and beyond," an expert warns.
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The FBI Finally Emailed Field Agents—12 Minutes Before Flight 11 Hit the Tower
The FBI later said that Bureau headquarters hoped other agencies would take action.
Politics
Why American Relocations Are Plummeting
The movement of Americans across state lines saw a particular uptick during the pandemic, but it has slowed down dramatically.
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I Couldn't Stay Awake No Matter How Much I Slept, Then I Learned Why
For years, I tried to manage a life that seemed designed for people with more energy than I had.
Politics
America’s Superpower Isn’t Military Might, It’s Economics | Opinion
"Retaliatory tariffs, economic sanctions and even hard-nosed commercial diplomacy are central instruments of power."
Politics
She Wrote to Biden About Losing Son to Cancer. His Reply Left Her Stunned
Melina Newcomb shared her grief with the former president after his diagnosis. The response in her inbox took her by surprise.
Politics
Elected Officials Face Recalls Nationwide Over Data Center Support
Data center disputes are fueling recall efforts nationwide, with officials in multiple communities facing voter backlash.
Politics
The Warning Signs That You—Yes, You—Might Be a Data Center
You may oppose data centers. Unfortunately, you also share many of their defining characteristics.
Politics
Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Crashes To New Record Low With Millennials
Adults aged 30 to 44 harden against the president as the political calendar tilts toward the midterms, a tracker poll finds.
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Here's How Much More Your Labor Day BBQ Will Cost This Year
The cost of nearly every barbecue staple has risen over the past 12 months.
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