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Manhattan Rent Hits All-Time High in Blow to Mamdani: ‘Pressure Cooker’
Manhattan’s average rent reached an all-time high last month, while rental inventory slipped all across the city.
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How El Niño's Record Ocean Warming Could Threaten US
Record ocean temperatures combined with El Niño could influence weather patterns across the U.S., according to experts.
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Map Shows 'Rapid Spread’ of COVID Cases as School Classes Canceled
A Texas district canceled classes amid a COVID spread as cases rise in 47 states and outbreaks continue disrupting schools.
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Map Reveals America's Top Beef Suppliers As Trump Signs Controversial Import Plan
The price of ground beef has climbed 24 percent since President Trump returned to office last January.
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Common Medications May Change Your Gut for Years After You Stop Taking Them
New research suggests some drugs leave a lasting microbial fingerprint—raising surprising questions about what your gut remembers.
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Nut Butter Recall Update: FDA Issues Highest Risk Warning
A pistachio nut butter product was recalled due to possible contamination with Salmonella.
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Teenager Sprains Ankle During Game, What Happens Next Changes Life Forever
The injury occurred in 2022, but Allison never imagined the years of unanswered questions that it would lead to.
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Swim With Flying Mobula Rays During An Open Sea Safari
Swim alongside thousands of flying mobula rays in Los Cabos during an unforgettable open-ocean wildlife safari.
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NFL and College Football Are Marketing Gold Mines
Football dominates U.S. sports, drawing massive audiences and attracting an expanding range of advertisers and brands.
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Map Shows States Suing USPS Over Trump Mail-In Voting Changes
Twenty-four states and the District of Columbia are suing the United States Postal Service over its mail ballot plan.
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Doctors Said Her Baby Was Healthy. His Mom Knew Something Was Very Wrong
Ellie O'Reilly told Newsweek she stared at the monitor screen in horror as her unborn baby's heart-ratee dropped rapidly.
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What a Russian Attack on NATO Could Look Like As CIA Trip Fuels Speculation
NATO has long warned Russia could escalate its hybrid war against the alliance. but officials disagree on both how and when.
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The CIA Told Putin Not To Escalate. He Won't Listen
The CIA warned the Kremlin not to invade Ukraine in November 2021. Why should we believe Putin would listen this time around?
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While America Laughs, China Raises a Robot Army
China may be too far ahead in the robot race for America to catch up.
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Newsweek New & Noteworthy: Products You Need to Try (August 2026)
Discover the latest wellness products, from functional hydration to protein-packed favorites and better-for-you staples.
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Woman Feels Something Bite Leg During Run, Horror at What She Realizes Next
Sophia Coe told Newsweek she was "yelping and whimpering" throughout the incident, which occurred during her early-evening jog.
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When Is A War Not A War? Russia’s Hybrid Attacks Could Divide NATO | Opinion
Russia’s use of hybrid, asymmetric warfare raises big problems for NATO and its famous Article 5 commitment.
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Hitler Scene Explained as Department of Education Deletes Trump Post
The Education Department removed a video after critics said it appeared to compare Donald Trump to Hitler.
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Trump's Approval Rating Deep Underwater on All Issues for First Time: Poll
Border security, once the president's best issue, fell from +1 in July to -5 in August, leaving him net negative across the board.
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Trial: How Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Plotted Attacks
A U.S. military judge scheduled the trial of alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants for June 2028.
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Storm Dolly Spaghetti Models Show Possible Path As Threat Rises
Forecasters are watching an area of disturbance in the Atlantic that could strengthen into Tropical Storm Dolly.
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How US-Canada Trade War Could Deepen America’s Housing Crisis
New tariffs are likely to exacerbate builders’ struggles with the rising costs of materials, leading to fewer homes being built.
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South Korea Is a Dying Canary for Kevin Warsh's Fed
Perspective: South Korea's hike shows how an AI boom can lift incomes and prices before productivity gains deliver lower costs.
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Map Shows How Iran Evades Trump's Blockade Amid 'Economic D-Day' Threat
One expert told Newsweek how land routes with seven neighboring countries "have become part of Iran’s economic-survival strategy."
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