Новости за 17.03.2023

News about an arrest warrant being issued for the Russian president could cause concern among some of his biggest public supporters.

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"This will hang over the upcoming meeting between President Xi and President Putin," retired U.S. Army Europe Commanding General Ben Hodges said.

The number of labs handling dangerous pathogens has increased to more than 100 worldwide, a report has found, as debate over the origin of COVID-19 rages.

"Our law and policy should protect and defend the most vulnerable in our society: children," Jenna Ellis said.

While colleges battle it out on the court to win the NCAA tournament, there is a March Mammal Madness competition that pitches animals in hypothetical fights.

The map told a shockingly different story only three months ago, before most of the storms hit the state.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's refusal to compromise only brings us closer to a tragic past the Jewish people do not want to revisit.

The global biopharmaceutical market is expected to reach over $1.5 trillion by the end of 2023, as new medicines offer hope for millions where previously there was none.

A family law expert told Newsweek exactly when and how ex-partners should consider getting back together.

Our experiences navigating this system have shown us all too clearly that the promise of Gideon v. Wainwright has yet to be fully realized—and that dramatic change is necessary to realize that promise as we approach the 60th anniversary of this landmark decision.

Joe Tacopina had previously admitted to consulting with the same person who is now a key witness in a case against his client.

An interior designer based in New York shared his top decorating tips for children's bedrooms with Newsweek.

The fungus has contributed to declines in hundreds of amphibian species, pushing dozens to extinction, biologist Vance Vredenburg told Newsweek.

A U.S.-based think tank believes the leader of the Wagner Group mercenaries is furthering his feud with Russia's military officials.

The alleged war crimes were committed during the five-day Russia-Georgia war.

The View host Sunny Hostin was challenged on social media about the number of people dying daily from COVID-19.

Over 100 coral colonies were found to have been affected, and the towing of the boat left deep "trench-like" scars for nearly 50 feet in the ocean.

Harry's lawyers have asked for a "summary judgment" in their libel lawsuit against the "Mail on Sunday," echoing Meghan's letter lawsuit she won in 2021.

The bereaved mom of Stephen Smith, who was found dead in the road aged just 19 back in 2015, has raised funds for an independent autopsy.

A photo showing a pallid-looking President Joe Biden has attracted millions of views on Twitter.

Nearly two-thirds of the 1,500 U.S. adults in the exclusive Newsweek poll felt that it was fair for parents to charge rent, even if they didn't need the money.

Several users on TikTok were shocked by the alarming amount accumulated over decades, asking "how is the house not on fire."

Fans of "Wheel of Fortune" had their viewing interrupted by NCAA March Madness and the show's producers posted a message on social media to them.

More than 44 percent of the state is free from drought after a series of moisture-laden storms, but is the weather enough to end the state's drought?