Harris easily fits within the Constitution's category of "natural-born citizens."

Some readers saw the essay's constitutional analysis as an attempt to ignite a racist conspiracy theory around Kamala Harris. That could not be further from the truth.

"Something very big has just happened," tweeted Trump. The Defense Department reported "high confidence" that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was dead.

Biden said he'd offer a public option for health insurance. He didn't—leaving states on their own to fight some of the nation's largest, richest and most politically organized businesses.

To show solidarity with Colin Kaepernick, Al Sharpton wants rapper Travis Scott and other performers to boycott Super Bowl LIII halftime show.

Until now, the only "peace" the process of diplomatic negotiations has produced has come in the form of Nobel Peace Prize winners (who were then assassinated).

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Trump officials scramble to keep the president's campaign on track: their plans for "mega rallies" and future debates were all in question.

Perdue received tens of millions of dollars in compensation even as profits declined under his management—and workplace suits proliferated.

Lisa was born with brain damage. As children, both of us were raped, repeatedly. I was rescued; she went on to a lifetime of mental illness, beatings and torture. Now she's on federal death row.

What the royal wedding reveals about race, class and social mobility in the U.K.

Doctors in ERs and ICUs are trying new approaches and using social media and email chains to help each other learn on the fly.

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With less than a month to go until Election Day, both presidential campaigns are amping up efforts in what appears to be the most important battleground state. Newsweek takes an inside look at the...

Look at the photos. Look at their eyes. Those are babies. Those are my babies.

The executive producer of the long-running game show shares "unbelievable" memories of the late host.

Alfred 'Al' Worden, Command Module Pilot for the Apollo 15 lunar mission in 1971, says that despite the divisions and difficulties of the 1960s, the Apollo m...

"As we learn more and more about the histories of others, our friends and neighbors, we start to uncover what we already know to be true: Your destiny is mine, and my destiny is yours," Ocasio-Cortez...

The Ronald Reagan Legacy Project's goal is to get something—anything—named for Reagan in each of the more than 3,100 U.S. counties. Obama? Well, there are some schools and a shaved ice treat. Here's...

Jerry Green, 93, the only sportswriter to cover every Super Bowl, was paying his own way to the Big Game—until a Newsweek story changed all that.

There are ways to facilitate contact tracing in the hopes of preventing new deadly spikes of the coronavirus. But it may feel like a choice between your privacy and your life.

Bill Clinton-era officials urged his successor to make use of warlord Ahmed Shah Massoud and his anti-Taliban Northern Alliance.

Silicon Valley wants to do for medicine what it's done for retail, finance and other sectors of modern life. Here's what that digital revolution could mean for you.

The prospect of a Supreme Court fight adds another variable into an already tumultuous presidential election.

Officials says the COVID-19 pandemic won't affect nuclear preparedness, but military exercises and deployments are being scaled down and canceled, and plans are being put in place to sustain essent...

The Supreme Court's move rightward makes the Chief Justice's role less relevant, but don't underestimate Roberts' ability to maneuver.

Top awards by 'CODA' and actress Jessica Chastain got overshadowed by Will Smith's slap to Chris Rock's head on the stage Sunday night.

Protesters regard the resignation of key figures in Lebanon as a swift and clean antidote to decades of embezzlement and greed.

More than four in 10 Americans say they won't get the COVID vaccine when it becomes available. Big problem: Even a highly effective vaccine won't do much to rein in the pandemic if enough people...

In an interview with Newsweek, the British prince explains how he found a way to give his life meaning after struggling to cope with the death of his beloved mother, Princess Diana.

So in Tuesday night's debate when she stuckto her line that overall costs would go down, other candidates answered for her. Pete Buttigieg said it. Amy Klobuchar said it. Beto O'Rourke said it. Even...

What happens when a name like Karen becomes tainted by association with negative traits or actions? Judging by the Dicks, Berthas and Adolphs of the world, the future is not looking bright for Karen.

The two will face off again during the show's Tournament of Champions finals on Thursday, which is sure to be high-powered television.

Students graduating from college this year were preschoolers on 9/11, grew up during the Great Recession and are launching into adulthood amid a global pandemic. How much more can Gen Z take?

President Biden's address to Congress and his new legislative packages are being called "breathtaking," "sweeping," and "transformational." Don't believe the hype, says Mickey Kaus