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Joe Biden's First Executive Actions Undo Many of Donald Trump's
Actions related to the COVID-19 crisis, climate change and racial equality are to be among the first taken as he begins his tenure.
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The 73 People Pardoned by Donald Trump on His Last Day As President
Notable people pardoned by Trump today include former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon and rapper Lil Wayne.
Donald Trump Can Issue Secret Pardons, but They're Risky
Trump chose not to issue pardons for himself of his personal attorney, former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
Newsweek Announces Launch of the Newsweek Expert Forum
Newsweek Expert Forum creates cohort of thought leaders, pioneering thinkers to share insights, expertise from range of professions, industries.
Can Joe Biden Rescind Donald Trump's Pardons?
The president did not issue pardons for himself, his children or for former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
Joe Biden Immigration Orders Upend Donald Trump's Legacy
The Biden Administration will issue an order stopping construction of the border wall on its first day.
THE DEBATE
Media Have Every Right to Cancel Trump
BY FROMA HARROP
VS
After Parler Ban, Rein in Big Tech Now or Cease Being Free Citizens
BY RACHEL BOVARD
OPINION
U.S. Supply Chain: Stop Driving Blind
BY FRANK CILLUFFO AND STEWART BAKER
After Violence at the Capitol, Congress Must Ensure Election Integrity
BY RICK SCOTT
Despite January 6, Trump Leaves a Legacy of Trust with Voters
BY NIGEL FARAGE
Narcissism and Nihilism on Capitol Hill
BY PHILIP JEFFERY
Exit Trump, Tragic American Hero
BY BRUCE ABRAMSON
As the 46th President Takes Office, Let's Discuss the 47th
BY MARK DAVIS
Is the European Union Combating or Whitewashing Anti-Semitism?
BY ABRAHAM COOPER AND MANFRED GERSTENFELD
Hokkaido: Japan’s Northern Frontier
Featuring a unique history, uninhibited wildness and at times otherworldly natural spectacles, Hokkaido offers an experience that is completely different from the rest of Japan.
What Makes International Schools so Special?
One of the single most important decisions you make for your child is whom to entrust with their education. See why so many parents are turning to International Schools.
America's Most Responsible Companies 2021
We partnered with Statista to rank the country's Most Responsible Companies. They share the values that we all prioritize, and that's worth recognizing in 2021.
This Startup Is Making Long Distance Real Estate Investing Possible for Millennials
75% of Roofstock users are first-time real estate investors, and more than half are under 35.
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Biden's Biggest Challenge? 67,000 Migrants Stranded at U.S.-Mexico Border
The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.
Evangelicals, Police, Who Disliked Trump Immigration Policy May Back Reform
Religious conservatives and law-enforcement officers who were uncomfortable with family separations may be open to immigration reform.
Donald Trump Pardons Israeli Spy Handler Who Paid for American Secrets
The president's flurry of pardons include former Israeli air force colonel Aviem Sella, who recruited the infamous spy Jonathan Pollard
U.S. Cut Russia Consulate Phones Before Trump's Last Day, Moscow Claims
The Russian embassy in Washington, DC has sent a diplomatic note to the State Department after the phones at its New York consulate stopped working.
Mississippi Bill Classifying Abortions as Murder Introduced by GOP Lawmaker
Rep. Dan Eubanks also introduced a bill to ban employers from mandating COVID-19 vaccines for their staff.
GOP Rep. John Katko Says Capitol Riots 'Worse Than People Realized'
New York Rep. John Katko said classified briefings he had received about the January 6 unrest were "deeply troubling.
Jon Ossoff, Raphael Warnock Certified by Georgia as Senate Runoff Winners
he two victories give Democrats majority control of the Senate, since Kamala Harris can break a tie vote.
Lauren Boebert Rejects Claims She Gave Rioters Capitol Tour
The Colorado congresswoman said that the claims made on CNN by Rep. Steve Cohen had endangered her family and her staff.
Trump Allies Await Pardons News as Clock Ticks Down on Presidential Powers
There is speculation about the president making final use of his clemency powers as his time in the White House draws to a close.
National Guard Activated in 30 States Over Fears of Inauguration Violence
From California to Michigan, dozens of states will be bolstering security, including some declaring states of emergency and summoning the National Guard.
Christians in Crosshairs After Capitol Riot
Christians like Pastor Brian Gibson, now in hiding, are in the crosshairs after riots at the Capitol featured imagery of crosses and mentions of Jesus and God.
Detroit Elections Worker Alleges She Observed Voters Coached to Pick Biden
The affidavit, posted to Twitter by GOP spokesperson Elizabeth Harrington, outlines claims made by Jessy Jacob, a Detroit elections worker during the 2020 presidential election.
Latest News
Biden's Biggest Challenge? 67,000 Migrants Stranded at U.S.-Mexico Border
The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.
Evangelicals, Police, Who Disliked Trump Immigration Policy May Back Reform
Religious conservatives and law-enforcement officers who were uncomfortable with family separations may be open to immigration reform.
Donald Trump Pardons Israeli Spy Handler Who Paid for American Secrets
The president's flurry of pardons include former Israeli air force colonel Aviem Sella, who recruited the infamous spy Jonathan Pollard
U.S. Cut Russia Consulate Phones Before Trump's Last Day, Moscow Claims
The Russian embassy in Washington, DC has sent a diplomatic note to the State Department after the phones at its New York consulate stopped working.
Mississippi Bill Classifying Abortions as Murder Introduced by GOP Lawmaker
Rep. Dan Eubanks also introduced a bill to ban employers from mandating COVID-19 vaccines for their staff.
GOP Rep. John Katko Says Capitol Riots 'Worse Than People Realized'
New York Rep. John Katko said classified briefings he had received about the January 6 unrest were "deeply troubling.
Jon Ossoff, Raphael Warnock Certified by Georgia as Senate Runoff Winners
he two victories give Democrats majority control of the Senate, since Kamala Harris can break a tie vote.
Lauren Boebert Rejects Claims She Gave Rioters Capitol Tour
The Colorado congresswoman said that the claims made on CNN by Rep. Steve Cohen had endangered her family and her staff.
Trump Allies Await Pardons News as Clock Ticks Down on Presidential Powers
There is speculation about the president making final use of his clemency powers as his time in the White House draws to a close.
My Turn
Hungary: From Manufacturing Hub to Innovation and R&D; Center
With its pro-business agenda and open-border policy for investors, the Central European nation is hoping to bounce back from the COVID-19 crisis, while making greater strides toward innovation, research and development.
Panama - Central America's Leading Investment Destination
Panama is expected to rebound strongly in 2021, with growth forecasted between 4% and 7%.
Why are Private Schools the Best Option for Your Child’s Future?
If academic results, average class size, teacher proficiency, pupil diversity and religious orthodoxy of your child’s school are things that are important to you, you should be looking at a private school.
America's Best Nursing Homes 2021
In partnership with Statista, we established a ranking providing information and insights to help you during this challenging time.
TOP STORY
Joe Biden's First Executive Actions Undo Many of Donald Trump's
Actions related to the COVID-19 crisis, climate change and racial equality are to be among the first taken as he begins his tenure.
More stories
Biden's Biggest Challenge? 67,000 Migrants Stranded at U.S.-Mexico Border
The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.
Evangelicals, Police, Who Disliked Trump Immigration Policy May Back Reform
Religious conservatives and law-enforcement officers who were uncomfortable with family separations may be open to immigration reform.
Donald Trump Pardons Israeli Spy Handler Who Paid for American Secrets
The president's flurry of pardons include former Israeli air force colonel Aviem Sella, who recruited the infamous spy Jonathan Pollard
U.S. Cut Russia Consulate Phones Before Trump's Last Day, Moscow Claims
The Russian embassy in Washington, DC has sent a diplomatic note to the State Department after the phones at its New York consulate stopped working.
Mississippi Bill Classifying Abortions as Murder Introduced by GOP Lawmaker
Rep. Dan Eubanks also introduced a bill to ban employers from mandating COVID-19 vaccines for their staff.
GOP Rep. John Katko Says Capitol Riots 'Worse Than People Realized'
New York Rep. John Katko said classified briefings he had received about the January 6 unrest were "deeply troubling.
Jon Ossoff, Raphael Warnock Certified by Georgia as Senate Runoff Winners
he two victories give Democrats majority control of the Senate, since Kamala Harris can break a tie vote.
Lauren Boebert Rejects Claims She Gave Rioters Capitol Tour
The Colorado congresswoman said that the claims made on CNN by Rep. Steve Cohen had endangered her family and her staff.
Trump Allies Await Pardons News as Clock Ticks Down on Presidential Powers
There is speculation about the president making final use of his clemency powers as his time in the White House draws to a close.
National Guard Activated in 30 States Over Fears of Inauguration Violence
From California to Michigan, dozens of states will be bolstering security, including some declaring states of emergency and summoning the National Guard.
Christians in Crosshairs After Capitol Riot
Christians like Pastor Brian Gibson, now in hiding, are in the crosshairs after riots at the Capitol featured imagery of crosses and mentions of Jesus and God.
Detroit Elections Worker Alleges She Observed Voters Coached to Pick Biden
The affidavit, posted to Twitter by GOP spokesperson Elizabeth Harrington, outlines claims made by Jessy Jacob, a Detroit elections worker during the 2020 presidential election.
Latest News
Biden's Biggest Challenge? 67,000 Migrants Stranded at U.S.-Mexico Border
The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.
Evangelicals, Police, Who Disliked Trump Immigration Policy May Back Reform
Religious conservatives and law-enforcement officers who were uncomfortable with family separations may be open to immigration reform.
Donald Trump Pardons Israeli Spy Handler Who Paid for American Secrets
The president's flurry of pardons include former Israeli air force colonel Aviem Sella, who recruited the infamous spy Jonathan Pollard
U.S. Cut Russia Consulate Phones Before Trump's Last Day, Moscow Claims
The Russian embassy in Washington, DC has sent a diplomatic note to the State Department after the phones at its New York consulate stopped working.
Mississippi Bill Classifying Abortions as Murder Introduced by GOP Lawmaker
Rep. Dan Eubanks also introduced a bill to ban employers from mandating COVID-19 vaccines for their staff.
GOP Rep. John Katko Says Capitol Riots 'Worse Than People Realized'
New York Rep. John Katko said classified briefings he had received about the January 6 unrest were "deeply troubling.
Jon Ossoff, Raphael Warnock Certified by Georgia as Senate Runoff Winners
he two victories give Democrats majority control of the Senate, since Kamala Harris can break a tie vote.
Lauren Boebert Rejects Claims She Gave Rioters Capitol Tour
The Colorado congresswoman said that the claims made on CNN by Rep. Steve Cohen had endangered her family and her staff.
Trump Allies Await Pardons News as Clock Ticks Down on Presidential Powers
There is speculation about the president making final use of his clemency powers as his time in the White House draws to a close.
THE DEBATE
Media Have Every Right to Cancel Trump
BY FROMA HARROP
VS
After Parler Ban, Rein in Big Tech Now or Cease Being Free Citizens
BY RACHEL BOVARD
OPINION
U.S. Supply Chain: Stop Driving Blind
BY FRANK CILLUFFO AND STEWART BAKER
After Violence at the Capitol, Congress Must Ensure Election Integrity
BY RICK SCOTT
Despite January 6, Trump Leaves a Legacy of Trust with Voters
BY NIGEL FARAGE
Narcissism and Nihilism on Capitol Hill
BY PHILIP JEFFERY
Exit Trump, Tragic American Hero
BY BRUCE ABRAMSON
As the 46th President Takes Office, Let's Discuss the 47th
BY MARK DAVIS
Is the European Union Combating or Whitewashing Anti-Semitism?
BY ABRAHAM COOPER AND MANFRED GERSTENFELD
Hungary: From Manufacturing Hub to Innovation and R&D; Center
With its pro-business agenda and open-border policy for investors, the Central European nation is hoping to bounce back from the COVID-19 crisis, while making greater strides toward innovation, research and development.
Panama - Central America's Leading Investment Destination
Panama is expected to rebound strongly in 2021, with growth forecasted between 4% and 7%.
Why are Private Schools the Best Option for Your Child’s Future?
If academic results, average class size, teacher proficiency, pupil diversity and religious orthodoxy of your child’s school are things that are important to you, you should be looking at a private school.
America's Best Nursing Homes 2021
In partnership with Statista, we established a ranking providing information and insights to help you during this challenging time.
IN THE MAGAZINE
FEATURES
CULTURE
War on Democracy: the Capitol Riot, in Pictures
FEATURES
CULTURE
10 Years After the Arab Spring, Uncertainty Dominates the Region
PERISCOPE
CULTURE
'I'm 11, I Started a Cake Baking Business During The Pandemic'
DOWNTIME
CULTURE
Rhye Puts Down Roots
Israel Security Officials Reveal Top Threats Faced on Four Fronts This Year
Newsweek spoke exclusively with four Israeli security officials charged with frontiers facing Syria, Lebanon, Gaza and the southern borders with Egypt and Jordan, revealing their primary security concerns for 2021.
Donald Trump's Pardon List Doesn't Include Himself or His Children
Trump released a list of pardons on Tuesday, as last-minute presidential pardons have been a long-standing custom for outgoing presidents.
More Stimulus Checks Largely Wanted for Bills, Debts and Essentials
The coronavirus crisis continues to cause economic hardship across the nation, with continued calls for further direct payments to assist those struggling.
Gavin Newsom, Facing Recall, Accelerates Sluggish Vaccine Rollout
Slightly more than 1.3 million people in California had received a COVID-19 vaccine by Saturday.
Paris Climate Agreement Explained As Joe Biden Plans to Rejoin
The incoming Biden administrate plans to the the U.S. up to the according on inauguration day.
Trump's Facebook Gets Almost 200,000 Likes Despite Being Blocked after Riot
The president—who will exit the White House on Wednesday following the inauguration of Joe Biden—was effectively exiled from mainstream social media platforms this month after the violence.
Faith in Governors' COVID-19 Plans Drops to New Low During Vaccine Rollout
Polling has shown growing dissatisfaction in how action has been communicated, as cases continue to rise and the number of deaths linked to COVID-19 in the U.S. nears 400,000.
What Joe Biden Has Promised To Do on His First Day as President
The president-elect plans to reverse the so-called "Muslim ban" and the exit from the Paris Climate Accords.
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