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The Swedish property market continues to plunge as inflation and soaring borrowing costs squeeze consumers’ spending power
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The bill is one of dozens in North Dakota and among nearly 450 across the nation, as Republicans and Democrats fight campaign culture wars.

Conspiracy theorists have long attributed wildly varied events to George Soros, in attacks often viewed as antisemitic. His indirect donations to a prosecutor’s campaign are animating Trump allies.

Republican Rep. George Santos, who is facing multiple investigations and pressure to resign, has a 2024 primary challenger in New York.

In Dr. King's memory, I call on religious and lay leaders to step up. Give us the laws we need to stem the terrible tide of bloodshed in America.

Donald Trump is set to be arraigned Tuesday on the first criminal charges against a former president, followed by an evening speech from Mar-a-Lago.

The historian Chris Miller explains how semiconductors touch every corner of modern life — and the geopolitics of manufacturing them.

Chicago voters are determining the new mayor of the nation's third-largest city in a runoff election between Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson.

National Hurricane Center analysis shows Hurricane Ian reached winds of 161 mph in Gulf of Mexico before dropping as it approached the Florida coast

Marjorie Taylor Greene said she will lead a protest Tuesday against the Trump indictment and arraignment. New York Mayor Eric Adams has a warning.

It's the final day to vote in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race that's broken national spending records. The winner could be the swing vote on issues like abortion, redistricting and election lawsuits.

Pansexuality refers to someone attracted to all people no matter their gender identity. It's not to be confused with bisexuality.

To the AR-15 owner, all of life is an opportunity to imagine yourself taking part in military-style maneuvers.

Pretoria - Police in Limpopo have intercepted two heavy-duty trucks, fully loaded with illicit cigarettes, and subsequently arrested a man who was attempting to smuggle the contraband into South Africa from neighbouring Botswana.

European shares rose on Tuesday amid low concerns regarding surprise output cuts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and uncertainties regarding the European Central Bank's monetary policy plans. The pan-European STOXX 600 index rose 0.2%. Retail and real estate shares led the gains for the overall market while tech shares fell 0.1% as bond yields continued to rise on fears of inflation stemming from OPEC's decision to cut oil output by 1.16 million barrels. Investors waited... Читать дальше...

It’s easy to see why kumihimo, the ancient Japanese art of silk braiding, is described as a meditative act. The weaver achieves an intricate design by getting into a rhythmic groove, overlapping hand-dyed silken threads on a circular or rectangle wooden loom, from which up to 50 weighted-wooden bobbins dangle. If the mind wanders too […]

Cristian Stellini has insisted that Arnaut Danjuma needs to wait for his opportunities at Tottenham, despite the alarming lack of minutes for the Netherlands international since joining.  Spurs signed Danjuma on loan from Villarreal in the January transfer window, but the forward has only played 11 Premier League minutes in the past few months (TransferMarkt). […]

From achievements in technology to marketing, R&D to design—and more—Newsweek's Auto Disruptors of 2023 are transforming the industry for the better.

In Newsweek's annual honoring of the World's Greatest Auto Disruptors, Oliver Zipse, chairman of the board of management of BMW, is the Visionary of the Year.

Akio Toyoda, Newsweek's Auto Disruptor Executive of the Year, has a singular mission for Toyota that's helped drive success: "No more boring cars."

From growing demand for electric vehicles to the expansion of personalized online buying options, here are the key trends shaping the auto industry this year.

"I think that her moderate centrist kind of party-bucking ways may have actually played out fine in Arizona," a political science expert tells Newsweek.

Syrian officials tell Newsweek U.S. policy "contradicts the responsibility entrusted to the United States...to strengthening international peace and security."

MAGA seems intent on driving this country and our world all too literally to hell in a handbasket

The auto industry is going full speed ahead on innovation while overcoming the lingering effects of the pandemic.