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Has India Just Defected to China? | Opinion
"Concern about India’s move toward China is part of fears that the world is moving away from the U.S."
Politics
$23 Honey Deuce Cocktail Is a Bargain in the Economics of Status Souvenirs
The U.S. Open's signature drink may no longer be priced like a cocktail—but like a collectible.
Politics
Al-Qaeda Isn’t Afraid to Kill Americans, a Memo Warned One Week Before 9/11
The personal warning from a terrorism staffer couldn't have been stronger. Rice thought he was just frustrated by the bureaucracy.
Politics
What Trump Will Want To See in August Jobs Report
Forecasters expect a slight recovery after the economy shed 23,000 jobs in July.
Politics
U.N. Votes on Major Change to World Map: How Different Versions Compare
Equal Earth is designed to show countries at their true relative size, in a UN push led by Togo with African Union backing at U.N.
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Map Reveals Cities Suffering Worst Exoduses in 2026
Memphis led the nation with the sharpest population drop, according to a new report by the Bank of America Institute.
Politics
How Breaking With Trump Helped Giorgia Meloni Make History
Italy's prime minister has presided over her country's longest-serving uninterrupted government of the postwar era.
Politics
Who Is Adam Telle? Trump Names New Acting Army Secretary
President Donald Trump has said that Adam Telle is "a Great Patriot, who is respected by all."
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Who Is Thomas Ross? Republican Charged With Trying To Plant Drugs On Opponent
Missouri Republican Thomas Ross is accused of asking a campaign aide to plant cocaine on his primary opponent.
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Manager Controversially Ejected After Senseless Umpire Warning
Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson left Thursday's game against the Athletics early after being ejected in the sixth inning.
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Gas Prices Surging Ahead of Labor Day as Midterms Loom
Americans hitting the road for Labor Day face historically high gas prices, with the holiday on track to set a new record.
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All-Star Deadline Departure Hits 2 Home Runs in Return to Former Home
Boston Red Sox All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman marked his return to Camden Yards with two homers against his former team.
Sport
Pablo Torre Could Be Coming after MLB Powerhouse Next
Investigative reporter Pablo Torre tweeted a teaser of his next project, and one big MLB team should be worried.
Sport
Pablo Torre Reveals if He’s Investigating NBA Champion After Leonard News
Investigative journalist Pablo Torre has detailed if NBA champion Jalen Brunson is the target of his podcast.
Politics
Pablo Torre Debunks Claim Kawhi Leonard Didn't Know of Clippers' Scheme
Kawhi Leonard walked away from the NBA's Clippers investigation with a minor fine. But Pablo Torre says he may not be so innocent.
Politics
Trump White House Launches Arcade With Games to Build Wall, Deport Migrants
The White House has launched five retro-style online games inspired by some of President Donald Trump’s signature policies.
Politics
Trump Warns of 'Dark Day' For Justice After Missouri Map Ruling
The decision adds Missouri to a growing national fight over congressional maps ahead of the midterms.
Politics
Weight Loss Drugs Linked to Extra Hair Loss Risk in Men
Newsweek spoke to a general practitioner who said the findings point to an "important biological signal."
Politics
Alzheimer's May Begin 7 Years Before Brain Scans Detect It
A surprising discovery suggests key warning signs may surface long before doctors can spot them.
Politics
Seahawks’ Leonard Williams Sends Loud Warning to Aaron Donald, Rams
The Rams have loaded up with Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald, but Leonard Williams has a message: 'They got to go through us.'
Politics
Bill Belichick’s Son Faces Alarming Allegations in Bombshell UNC Investigation
After GM Michael Lombardi's resignation, UNC's investigation has reportedly turned to defensive coordinator Steve Belichick.
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Key Member of Bill Belichick’s UNC Staff Resigns After Being Placed on Leave
A key member of Bill Belichick's staff at North Carolina has officially resigned after being placed on paid administrative leave.
Politics
Cubs Get Devastating News on Injured Ace With Postseason Race Heating Up
Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Ben Brown hasn't pitched since June, and won't return for this season due to his neck injury.
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Dodgers Make Shocking Shohei Ohtani Decision Amid Multiple Injuries
The Los Angeles Dodgers withheld Shohei Ohtani from their starting lineup for their series finale against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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