‘King of the Hill’ Revival Reveals New Opening and a Much Older Bobby Hill
By James Brizuela is a contributing sports writer located in Los Angeles. His focus is on Comics, Comic Book Movies, Video Games, NFL, and MMA. He has in-depth knowledge of the NFL as a whole, having been a fan for over 30 years, and covering the sports over the last six years. He also knows […]
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Elon Musk Reveals Result of Tesla Self-Driving Tests in Austin
By Shane Croucher is a Breaking News Editor based in London, UK. He has previously overseen the My Turn, Fact Check and News teams, and was a Senior Reporter before that, mostly covering U.S. news and politics. Shane joined Newsweek in February 2018 from IBT UK where he held various editorial roles covering different beats, […]
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China Reveals Laser Tech to Read Text From a Mile Away
Chinese researchers say they have discovered a way to observe tiny text and other fine details at a higher resolution from almost a mile away using a laser-based method. Newsweek contacted the University of Science and Technology of China for comment via email outside normal office hours. Why It Matters Detecting fine details at a […]
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WWE Legend Goldberg Reveals Dream Scenario For His Retirement Match
WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg is gearing up for his final in-ring performance. While full details remain under wraps, he recently shared his original “dream” location for the match and offered insights into his current plans. Appearing on The Claw podcast with Ross and Marshall Von Erich, Goldberg discussed his connection with Wrestling Israel and […]
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Map Reveals Fastest-Growing Cities Across US
Cities of all sizes and in all regions of the United States experienced a boost in population from 2023 to 2024, even metropolitan areas in the Northeast that had reported declines in recent years, according to new data from the Census Bureau. Continuing a trend that has dominated the past decade, Southern and Western cities […]
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Jayson Tatum Injury Update: Celtics Coach Reveals Latest
By Noah Camras is a Newsweek contributor based in Los Angeles. His focus is on sports content. Noah has been with Newsweek since March 2024 and previously worked at Sports Illustrated’s FanNation and Dodgers Nation. He is a graduate of the University of Southern California. You can get in touch with Noah by emailing n.camras@newsweek.com Noah Camras Contributing Sports Writer […]
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Ryan Blaney Reveals Stance On Netflix’s NASCAR: Full Speed Season 3
Team Penske driver Ryan Blaney has revealed whether he would support a third season of the Netflix docuseries, NASCAR: Full Speed. The second season of the show, which followed the 2024 playoffs, was released on May 7. While speaking to the media in Kansas, Blaney opened up on filming the second season of the series […]
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Chase Briscoe Reveals How He Scored JGR Seat After SHR Closure In NASCAR: Full Speed
The second season of NASCAR: Full Speed offered fans a behind the scenes look at how Chase Briscoe dealt with the closure of Stewart Haas Racing, and how he managed to secure Martin Truex Jr.’s seat at Joe Gibbs Racing. The popular Netflix docuseries, the second season of which was released on 7 May, follows […]
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‘Tariff Simulator’ Reveals Which Products Will Be Hit Hardest by Trade War
Certain sectors of the U.S. economy are projected to experience notable impacts from President Donald Trump‘s tariffs on Chinese imports. Interos.ai, a supply chain risk management firm, has developed a “tariff simulator” to showcase the costs for each sector based on differing rates of import taxes. According to the company’s calculations, based on official trade […]
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College Student Reveals Sneaky Library Late Fee Workaround That Saved His Diploma: ‘Erased’
A college student faced with hefty library late fees has admitted “gas lighting” librarians to dodge financial penalties and secure his academic future. In a confession shared on Reddit this week, the original poster (OP), Admirable_Alarm_7127, recalled how, back in the 2000s, he quietly returned overdue books to their original spots on library shelves, then […]
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