Новости за 01.02.2023

GOP members of Congress told Newsweek they backed General Minihan's warning, which predicted a conflict with China could come as early as 2025.

One expert told Newsweek that China could be the ultimate litmus test for whether Russia remains on the UN Security Council.

The last video from Paul Murdaugh's phone before he and his mother were killed was shown in court on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, the Associated Press reported that Haley is planning to announce a bid for the 2024 presidency in the next few weeks.

Former president Donald Trump criticized turbine tech alleging it was a major bird killer in the U.S.

The governor said the shortage of ballot paper may "necessitate new elections."

Trump is racking up endorsements and appears to be seeking more, as several Republicans consider jumping into the 2024 presidential race.

"I'm sorry for anyone who has a monster-in-law because I have a Rachel," read text added to the TikTok video.

Cancer is the leading cause of death in dogs. The American Veterinary Medical Association estimates almost half of canines over 10 will develop the disease.

Serena Williams has spoken about life since retiring from pro tennis and what plans she might have now that her time in the sport has come to an end.

Gas prices have risen for the fifth straight week, and another Russian oil ban is expected to go into effect February 5.

The founder of the organization Jew in the City said the film contains "both implicit antisemitism and...very explicit antisemitism."

Matthew Listman, 21, whose body was found Friday night, was a student at Illinois State University's College of Business.

Representative Jerry Nadler opposed an amendment to include the pledge before a committee's meetings, resulting in some heated words.

"The joy in his run is adorable," wrote one TikTok user, while another dubbed Scooby "a genius."

It took a long time before I felt comfortable leaving my daughter in our home alone.

Last week, five former Memphis Police officers were charged with second-degree murder in the death of Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man.

"Biden's team has managed to turn one event into five separate news stories," they said.

An unverified photo is alleged to show the Russian president's 'child' with rumored mistress Alina Kabaeva. Newsweek Misinformation Watch looked into it.

While Lake Mead's water levels have increased by a few feet since December 2022 thanks to the recent rain, it is projected to hit record lows later in 2023.

"What kind of people send hateful emails to a grieving widow?" asked one Reddit user, while another told the poster: "You deserve better."

A Harvard-trained family dynamics expert told Newsweek that it's important for parents to be honest with their children.

The 3-foot-long Atlantic sturgeon was spotted on the shore of Assateague Island by a naturalist who said he had seen only one other in 27 years.

A "planned" FBI search is atypical, one attorney told Newsweek, though the mishandling of classified documents by multiple public officials is unusual.

Donald Trump first hired the lawyer in September 2021 and has worked with her to fight multiple lawsuits.