Новости за 13.07.2024

Lina Boussaha joined a team in Saudi Arabia so she could wear her head scarf while playing the sport she calls “a part of my soul.”

Since the recent killing of a police officer, Mannheim has become the byword for a hard line on deporting those who are denied asylum and commit violent crime.

Michelle Mata wasn’t diagnosed with a mental illness until she was 23, after years of suffering. She knew very little…

I would argue that this floating pool cooler, reversible swimsuit, and mesh cat tent aren't a want, but a need.

If today's brainteaser is proving to be a struggle, Newsweek has all the information you need.

If you're finding today's "Wordle" difficult, Newsweek has provided some hints to help you over the finish line.

Louis Malle’s fondness for small-town Minnesota shines through in his 1985 documentary.

There was chainsaw carving, fair food and carnival games at the French Creek Festival in Union City. Many people came to enjoy the fun activities and time with friends and family.

Community members came out in full support July 12th for Family Services of Warren County as they hosted their inaugural art therapy gala.

Now is a good time to ask why NATO’s ‘forgotten counterpart’ failed as an alliance.

Biden ended the most politically challenging two weeks of his presidency with a rally in Detroit, clinging to his re-election bid as a severely wounded candidate leading a divided party.

Moms have new opportunities with remote work, yet they are still on the hook for most family responsibilities.

Let’s save our republic one decision at a time.

Curious about how women in the Middle Ages enhanced their beauty? The Trotula, a 12th-century medieval text from Italy, offers fascinating insights.

Margot Henderson and other top chefs suggest recipes for the very ugly but potentially ocean-saving ‘naked clam’

Sprawling Rencontres d’Arles spotlights global politics and female artists, but is quiet about contemporary France

“We wouldn’t be here if we didn’t think it was possible”

1. Would you survive 378 days of team bonding? Nasa takes the test  Financial Times
2. Voyagers of Mars: The First CHAPEA Crew’s Yearlong Journey  NASA
3. NASA volunteers complete year-long mission in 3D-printed Mars bunker in Texas  Sky News
4. NASA crew emerges from simulated Mars mission after more than a year in isolation  USA TODAY
5. Four Humans, Who Were Living "On Mars", Finish Year-Long Mission  NDTV

How to sport it…

From festivals to streamers, the musical past has never been as present as it is now

Repatriation is a hot topic for museums — and for the families sheltering mysterious artefacts in grand houses

Prices have soared in recent years but, as a prized stegosaurus fossil goes up for auction next week, is it worth digging into for investors?

Lengthy simulation of life on Mars illuminates the universal features of work, including petty irritations with colleagues

In Finland, where there are 1.5 private saunas for every citizen, few got in a sweat when the government tried to curb their use to save energy

Turkish wine should be great, but President Erdoğan’s regime is making things very hard indeed