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A misogynistic piece about Taylor Swift’s unwholesomeness has been doing the rounds on social media. It’s dangerous, offensive and outdated, says Claire Cohen

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From today's statement by Stanford President Richard Saller and Provost Jenny Martinez; Newsweek (Jesus Mesa) reports that the graffiti include "FUCK AMERIKKKA," "DE@ATH 2ISR@HELL," "Kill cops," and "PIGS TASTE BEST DEDAD": Dear Stanford community, We are appalled and deeply saddened by the actions that occurred on our campus earlier today.…

An IBT investigation reveals that Dev Pragad's claim of ownership of Newsweek comes from a temporary arrangement he orchestrated in September 2018. Questions now loom over his legal ownership.

A Newsweek poll showed that 64% believe the city is facing a migrant crisis, with only 11% thinking that isn't the case

Expect to see very little of the royals for the next six weeks, as the fate of this year’s Trooping the Colour and a planned Japanese state visit hang in the balance.

In a 1966 article for Newsweek, the American economist Paul Samuelson famously quipped that "the stock market had predicted nine out of the last five recessions." He was of course exaggerating but nevertheless had a point: Wall Street is simply dreadful at forecasting the future.

"Until five seconds later[. . .] my child would use their vocal cords to express their frustration." The post Mom Sparks Outrage After She Sticks Baby To Plane Seat With Velcro As “Parenting Hack” first appeared on Bored Panda.

Her “elegant, but revealing” John Galliano for Dior silk slip dress, worn to the event in 1996, is loaded with symbolism—and almost didn’t happen.

As the subcontinent heats up, literally, the attitude of the average voter towards the election process that has begun appears relatively cool. From the reports that have emerged so far, there seems to be a singular lack of excitement, even among first-time voters. There is no “hawa” yet of the…

Was an exec producer on ‘GMA’, then ran ABC News, then ABC Television Group