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New Mexican President, Claudia Sheinbaum, revealed plans to boost Mexico's rail network with around 1,850 miles of new track

The oyster findings showed "11,220 glass particles per kilogram, while the mussels had 2,740 particles . . ."

2.66 million new immigrants were naturalized over the period compared to about 2.31 million during the first three years of Trump's presidency

The broader context of what the magazine has become starts with political activist Josh Hammer running its opinion pages

“The most sexist garbage I have ever seen.” The post “Childless” And “Unmarried” Taylor Swift Criticisms In New Op-Ed Spark Misogyny Accusations first appeared on Bored Panda.

A misogynistic piece about Taylor Swift’s unwholesomeness has been doing the rounds on social media. It’s dangerous, offensive and outdated, says Claire Cohen

Fineman reported for 'Newsweek,' provided political analysis for NBC, MSNBC, PBS, CNN and more

From today's statement by Stanford President Richard Saller and Provost Jenny Martinez; Newsweek (Jesus Mesa) reports that the graffiti include "FUCK AMERIKKKA," "DE@ATH 2ISR@HELL," "Kill cops," and "PIGS TASTE BEST DEDAD": Dear Stanford community, We are appalled and deeply saddened by the actions that occurred on our campus earlier today.…

An IBT investigation reveals that Dev Pragad's claim of ownership of Newsweek comes from a temporary arrangement he orchestrated in September 2018. Questions now loom over his legal ownership.

A Newsweek poll showed that 64% believe the city is facing a migrant crisis, with only 11% thinking that isn't the case

Expect to see very little of the royals for the next six weeks, as the fate of this year’s Trooping the Colour and a planned Japanese state visit hang in the balance.