Trump’s Approval Rating Hits Second Term Low, New Poll Shows
President Donald Trump‘s approval rating has dipped to its lowest during his second term in office, a new Gallup poll shows. The president received an approval rating of 37 percent in the poll. This number approaches Trump’s 34 percent approval rating before leaving office at the end of his first term, on the heels of […]
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Tuna Salad Products Recall Map Shows States With New Warning
Albertsons, Randalls and Tom Thumb stores in four states are recalling certain items containing tuna salad supplied by Reser’s Fine Foods due to fears of potential Listeria contamination. Newsweek reached out to Albertsons via email Monday night for comment. Why It Matters Listeria monocytogenes is a bacterium capable of causing serious and sometimes fatal infections, […]
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Map Shows States with the Best—and Worst—School Systems 2025
Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New Jersey led the nation in public school quality in 2025, according to a new analysis by personal finance website WalletHub. How It Was Calculated The study ranked all states and the District of Columbia across 32 metrics clustered into two main categories: “Quality” and “Safety.” Among these were graduation and test […]
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Map Shows Cities Hit by the Highest—And Lowest—Inflation
As the national inflation rate ticks up to 2.7 percent—its highest point since February—WalletHub’s July 2025 analysis of inflation trends across 23 major U.S. cities highlights stark regional differences in cost-of-living pressures. How It Was Calculated WalletHub analyzed the effect of inflation across the United States by examining 23 major metropolitan areas using two key […]
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Map Shows Where Xi Jinping Is More Popular Than Donald Trump
Confidence in President Donald Trump and views of the United States have fallen among the world’s major economies over the past year, while China and its leader, Xi Jinping, have risen slightly in popularity, according to Pew Research Center’s spring survey. In nine of the 24 nations polled, excluding the United States, confidence in the […]
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Security Cam Shows Husband Kissing Wife—No One Knew It Was Goodbye
A woman from West Virginia caught a goodnight kiss from her husband, not knowing it would be her last moment with him. Crystal Samson posted footage from their bedroom camera on her TikTok (@beware868), which showed her husband, Charlie, leaning in to kiss her, just before the couple went to sleep on the night of […]
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Minjee Lee Shows ‘Fire’ in Search of Next Major at Evian Championship
Winning back-to-back major championships in the same season is so rare that it has only happened two times on the LPGA Tour in the last 20 years. For men, it has only happened once in the same period. Minjee Lee could be adding her name to that illustrious list this Sunday. The Australian finished second […]
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Map Shows States Where Unemployment Claims Are Rising and Falling
State data on unemployment paints an uneven picture of the U.S. jobs market, with the number of claims rising in some area while falling in others. Using analysis from personal finance website WalletHub, Newsweek mapped the states with the highest number of unemployment insurance claims, noting how these have changed in recent weeks and over […]
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Map Shows Each State’s Favorite French Fry
Today marks National French Fry Day in the United States—and while there is universal love for the crispy, salty delicacy, some states have a chip on their shoulder about the best type of fry. Research from McCain Foods and Talker Research has revealed the favored fry by state and unveiled which one is the most […]
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What’s Coming to Max in July 2025? Full List of New Movies, Shows
By Griff Griffin is a Newsweek pop culture writer based in London. His focus is reporting on movies, streaming, and everything happening in the world of entertainment. He has in-depth knowledge of cinema and TV, and has over 12 years of professional journalistic experience. Griff joined Newsweek in 2024 from the Sports Illustrated and had previously […]
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