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List of Places, Things Donald Trump Wants to Rename After Lake Ontario
The president's 'Trump Strait' idea follows Lake America and a growing list of places and institutions renamed or rebranded.
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Simple Urine Test Can Pick Up 9 in 10 Bladder Cancers, Study Finds
A study co-author told Newsweek the test is already helping some National Health Service sites clear cystoscopy backlogs.
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Gloria Steinem Named the Revolution. Dolly Parton Lived It
Steinem gave feminism a public language, and then Parton showed how its deepest promise could travel without the label.
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City in Republican Stronghold by 'Lake America' Decries Trump Name Change
Oswego's mayor said the name is "rooted in history, geography, and the shared identity of the communities that surround it.”
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What Gloria Steinem Said About Donald Trump: 'Harasser in Chief'
Gloria Steinem, who died on September 2, was a fierce Trump critic, calling him the "harasser in chief" and urging him to resign.
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Laura Loomer Brands Another Democrat a ‘Ghetto Black Communist B****’
Activist Laura Loomer targeted Democratic Representative LaMonica McIver after backlash over comments about Angie Nixon.
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Missing Canadian Island Found
Canada's "missing" floating island has been found after drifting about 30 km across a B.C. reservoir.
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Gloria Steinem Dead At 92: Tributes Paid To Feminist Icon
Gloria Steinem died at her home in New York City on Wednesday "surrounded by some of the many who loved her."
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Flock Cameras Face Removal Nationwide Under New Bill
Two Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill to end federal funding for flock cameras, which have recently come under fire.
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Map Shows Tech Restrictions for Kids by State as California Nears Change
California's Adam's Law comes as states expand AI chatbot rules for children, with new restrictions spreading nationwide.
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Why Donald Trump Is Stuck With Pete Hegseth
There is an irony to Pete Hegseth's personnel problems and elusive Iran victory: they are rooting him in place at the Pentagon.
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Who is William Sullivan? Lindsay Clancy Trial Judge in the Spotlight
As the Lindsay Clancy jury remains deadlocked after days of deliberations, attention has turned to the judge overseeing the case.
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Nancy Mace: The WNBA? More Like the Woke-BA | Opinion
"A women's basketball league cannot answer a simple question: What is a woman? The answer is not complicated."
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I’m Only 27, But One Sudden Fright Could Kill Me
Nobody wants to think about things like pacemakers at 27. I'll probably go into debt, if I need one.
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Map Shows Trump's Approval Rating in Every State 2 Months Until Midterms
State-by-state Newsweek analysis finds the president's support weaker than at the start of his second term.
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What Midterms Polling Reveals 2 Months Before Election Day
Newsweek analyzes the polls and markets shaping the battle for the House and Senate eight weeks before the midterms.
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I Can’t Stop Watching Gender-Reveal Videos on Instagram
Gender-reveal videos compress the mystery of parenthood into 45 emotional seconds, sending me to when my future was still sealed.
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At a Florida Walmart, the Hijacker Bought Items for a Fake Bomb to Scare Passengers
"They said they have a bomb," a passenger said. "Don't worry, Dad... If it happens, it'll be very fast." No explosives were found.
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Mom Told Not to Worry After Toddler's Febrile Seizure, Then She Was Gone
Aubrey Tenney, 32, told Newsweek that she remembers her daughter, Olive, as a little girl who “lived so hard.”
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Hurricanes Lowell, Karina and Marie Spaghetti Models as Three Storms Gather
Three Pacific hurricanes gather over Labor Day weekend, bringing dangerous surf and rip current risks to Hawaii and California.
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Warnings Over Coast Guard Jet Surfaced Before Mullin Emergency Landing
A plane carrying Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin made an emergency landing in Washington DC on Wednesday.
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Judge Condemns RFK Jr's HHS for Using Fake Studies
Judge blocks HHS teen pregnancy grant changes after questioning studies cited in agency notices.
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Georgia Officer Report Recounts Moment He Fatally Shot HeeHaw the Donkey
A Georgia police officer has said he fatally shot a petting zoo donkey named HeeHaw after the animal "began to charge."
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List of Countries That Have Pulled Gold From US Federal Reserve
The Netherlands is the second country to pull its gold reserves out of the U.S. this year and the third in less than a decade.
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