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Joe Biden Receives Social Security Boost

New polling shows Social Security is on the minds of American voters in the run up to November's presidential election.

By Aliss Higham

3 MIN READ

America's Drones Are Too Expensive for Ukraine

Kyiv has turned to Chinese manufacturers for cheaper alternatives to U.S.-made drones.

By Jon Jackson

4 MIN READ

Chris Perfetti Knows How Special 'Abbott Elementary' Is

"Those moments where we can just pingpong off of each other and make each other laugh, those moments are sweet," Abbott Elementary's Chris Perfetti tells Newsweek.

By H. Alan Scott

12 MIN READ

I wanted to drown. Years later, I discovered why

I looked across to my infant daughter, C., sitting in her stroller by the shallow end.

By Elizabeth Joubert

6 MIN READ

Sweet Reason Gen Z Woman Won't Quit Weekend Job—Despite Working Full Time

Kaylee Baker, 23, has racked up 3.7 million views on TikTok.

By Lucy Notarantonio

2 MIN READ

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Exclusive Interview: Narendra Modi and the Unstoppable Rise of India

The prime minister on his goals, his critics and his "god-gifted" ability to listen: "I am always in the moment."

By Danish Manzoor Bhat

19 MIN READ

Modi's Moment: How Narendra Modi is Changing India and the World

India's leader is shaping the country in his own assertive image. He spoke exclusively to Newsweek in an interview.

By Danish Manzoor Bhat

14 MIN READ

Videos capture tornado destruction in Louisiana

Multiple structures, including an apartment complex, sustained extensive damage from the tornado and powerful storms.

By Maura Zurick

2 MIN READ

ISIS is once again planning to attack the West. Are we prepared?

After striking in the heart of Russia, an ambitious arm of the notorious militant group sets its sights on Europe.

By Tom O'Connor

10 MIN READ

California workers could get compensation easier under new plan

State Senator Dave Cortese's Bill 1299 would shift the burden of proof in heat illness claims more towards the employer.

By Suzanne Blake

3 MIN READ

Alzheimer's breakthrough as "protective" gene may open up new treatments

The findings may lead to new types of therapies that mimic the gene's protective effect to prevent or treat Alzheimer's.

By Pandora Dewan

3 MIN READ

Salt Lake City Coyotes? NHL Makes 'Significant Progress' on Relocation

The Arizona Coyotes could be the National Hockey League's next franchise to relocate. Reports Wednesday indicated the franchise could move to Salt Lake City.

By Maren Angus-Coombs

2 MIN READ