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Alexander Kuranov has been sentenced to seven years in a "high-security penal colony," a Russian newspaper reported.

New changes to calculations mean SSI recipients could get more money each month starting later this year.

A photo of Donald Trump's graduation has gone viral following reports the former president may miss his son Barron's ceremony in May.

Iran's attack on Israel was not a surprise, nor did it inflict significant damage. It was nonetheless a paradigm shift.

Andrew Weissmann said evidence suggests Trump only wanted to keep alleged affair secret to "keep it from the electorate."

Cyber Army of Russia Reborn is linked to Russia's GRU military intelligence agency, according to research by Mandiant.

Kohberger's defense team wants an expert to show he was nowhere near Moscow, Idaho, on the night four college students were murdered.

Theories over content started after someone spotted the singer's "last will and testament" at a pop-up exhibition for her new album.

Indonesian authorities have issued a tsunami warning, grounded flights, and ordered more than 11,000 people to evacuate.

Amanda Witt Westly, 31, told Newsweek: "Traveling can be quite stressful, so to have this moment shared between strangers relieved some of that stress."

Conservatives on social media mocked Biden for the lukewarm welcome he got at a gas station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday.

The far-reaching consequences of Iran's strike against Israel this past weekend are still coming into focus.

After reportedly dozing off during his trial on Monday, the former president again fell asleep during his court appearance on Tuesday.

The Duchess of Sussex's close friends have received jars of her exclusive American Riviera Orchard jam.

German billionaire Karl-Erivan Haub was officially declared dead in 2021, three years after vanishing in the Swiss Alps.

Until these autism programs produce the likes of Elon Musk or Greta Thunberg en masse, they remain vulnerable targets.

"Connections" is the second-most played game on the New York Times' app after "Wordle."

The former president may have broken a gag order in his hush money case, legal experts said.

Polling conducted exclusively for Newsweek shows more Americans say states should decide abortion limits rather than the federal government.

If you can't figure out today's "Wordle," Newsweek has provided some handy hints to help you over the finish line.

Sean Combs has 60 days to respond to the summons.

The 911 call line outages began late on Wednesday across all of South Dakota and in parts of Nebraska, Nevada and Texas.

"America needs to take our national security seriously and deserves the same type of defense for our border that Israel has and proudly uses," Greene said.

Anti-LGBTQ+ residents are angry over plans for Cleveland suburb Broadview Heights to host an LGBTQ+ Pride festival in June.

The NRA reached a settlement on Wednesday in a misconduct lawsuit brought by Washington, DC, Attorney General Brian Schwalb.