Ousted Hegseth Official Says He Wasn’t Told Why He Was Investigated
Dan Caldwell, former top adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, said he has not been told why he was being investigated and if there is still an inquiry ongoing amid an internal probe into leaks at the Department of Defense (DOD). Newsweek reached out to the DOD via email Monday for comment. Why It Matters […]
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Trump Endorses Both Republican Candidates in Arizona Governor’s Race
President Donald Trump on Monday endorsed both Republican candidates in the Arizona gubernatorial race. Newsweek has reached out to Representative Andy Biggs’ office and to Karrin Taylor Robson via Valley Partnership by email Monday night. Why It Matters Trump historically touts successful endorsements as a means of political clout and savviness on social media and […]
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4 Prospects Cincinnati Bengals Should Avoid With No. 17 Pick In 2025 NFL Draft
Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals had a disappointing season in 2024, barely missing out on the playoffs. The offense can’t really be blamed though, as Burrow and his impressive group of weapons performed admirably. The defense struggled though, and the team still needs to upgrade the unit before the 2025 season kicks off. CINCINNATI, […]
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What a Forced Google Sale of Chrome Would Mean for 3.45B Users
The Department of Justice (DOJ) and Google faced off in court on Monday in a hearing to determine what penalties the tech giant should face for breaching antitrust laws. Lawyers for the DOJ argued that Google’s monopoly over internet search should be broken up by forcing it to sell its Chrome web browser. Newsweek has […]
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Gay Moms, Irish Catholics, and the Pope—a Story of Faith and Inclusion | Opinion
When Pope Francis was elected in 2013, both he and I were stepping into new leadership roles. Neither of us could have predicted the turbulent decade ahead, but one thing has remained constant in both of our roles—a firm and dedicated commitment to making the world a safe home for all, not just some. I’ve […]
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Pope Francis Funeral Update: List of Celebrities, World Leaders Attending
The list of celebrities and world leaders is currently short but expected to grow as more details emerge regarding the funeral for Pope Francis. Why It Matters Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio on December 17, 1936, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, was the first Latin American pontiff. His death on Monday, one day after he appeared […]
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Florida Beachgoers Warned About Going in Ocean After Swimmer Dies
A man who was pulled from the ocean in Surfside, Florida, on Sunday has died, local authorities confirmed, as the National Weather Service (NWS) continues to warn of dangerous rip currents along South Florida beaches. Why It Matters The death comes as the Miami area grapples with persistently dangerous beach conditions. The NWS office in […]
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Who Is Joel Cano? Judge Resigns After Migrant Found at His Home
A New Mexico judge has resigned after federal agents arrested a Venezuelan migrant with alleged ties to the Tren de Aragua gang who was living in a guesthouse on the jurist’s property. Joel Cano, a magistrate judge in Doña Ana County since 2011, submitted his resignation on March 3. The resignation came after the February […]
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What Religion Is Donald Trump? President Reportedly Attending Pope Francis’ Funeral
President Donald Trump‘s brief tribute to Pope Francis on Monday has revived questions about his religious affiliation, particularly as some media outlets have suggested that Trump will attend the pope’s funeral. While Trump’s ties to faith-based policies have long been evident, some believe his increasingly public religious rhetoric marks a shift from his earlier approach […]
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Who Was Carlo Acutis? Vatican Postpones Canonization After Pope Francis’ Death
The Vatican has postponed the canonization of Carlo Acutis, who was set to become the Catholic Church’s first millennial saint, following the death of Pope Francis on April 21. Acutis’ canonization was scheduled for April 27 in St. Peter’s Square and expected to draw thousands of visitors. Vatican officials said the decision to delay the […]
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