Новости за 03.04.2024

"Jordan has been negatively affected in all aspects of life as a result of the war in Gaza," a Jordanian ex-official told Newsweek.

Proactivity could be crucial for Kensington Palace and a critical next step, according to Newsweek's "Royal Report" podcast.

Newsmax called out the presumptive Republican presidential nominee for "degrading rhetoric" about migrants.

This puppy might have some challenges, but Nicole Morvant says it's "nothing life threatening" and she refused to let her be euthanized.

Tiny cracks in the rock were found to filter out and concentrate molecules needed to make the building blocks of life, such as amino acids and nucleotides.

The viral post has users discussing what appropriate boundaries are when it comes to opposite-sex friendships.

According to a Miami television outlet, the man posed as a T-Mobile worker, bypassed other employees and begin climbing the tower.

I wanted to help job seekers," Lusely Martinez told Newsweek, explaining why she shared the insights.

The hilarious TikTok video has racked up over 12 million views in just four days.

"If I went missing no one would be able to find me!" Cyrus Steele told Newsweek.

Digital wallet use by Gen Z leads to 31 percent higher spending compared to non-users, showing a major shift in consumer behavior.

The energy sector, long dominated by men, presents unique challenges for women seeking access to capital.

Research by the National Rental Home Council found that members in Atlanta, Georgia, reported the most incidents of squatting.

A well-traveled longtime pro is calling it a career. Does he have a shot at the Hall of Fame?

New York City has been a sanctuary for migrants, but officials say they need more assistance from the federal government.

Dozens of people are trapped in two separate rock quarries, sparking a rescue effort.

As America navigates the tumultuous waters of the 21st century's international landscape, the time has come to revisit the foundational principles of our nation's foreign policy.

JK Rowling has faced fierce backlash for her views on transgender people, but now some celebrities are defending her opinions.

The government agency is demanding tens of thousands of dollars after overpaying a man who has since died.

South Korea's coast guard says an average of 300 Chinese fishing boats operate illegally in the country's waters each day.

Former president is saying to potential witnesses and potential jurors that "they too should be fearful," said Joyce Vance.

Trump quipped about the media being his "friends" during a campaign stop in Michigan on Tuesday.

The "Atlantic Navigator II" has been held at Rostock, Germany's largest Baltic port, for weeks.

Atmospheric science student Colin McCarthy said this is "an unprecedented winter comeback in the modern era."

After continuous coverage during the coronavirus pandemic ended, 70 percent of renewal applications have been rejected due to problems with paperwork.