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Who Won the Tenth Democratic Debate in South Carolina?

Sanders narrowly emerged as the winner of the South Carolina debate. Mayhem came in a close second.

U.S.

Here's How Trump Admin Plans to Spend $2.5 Billion to Fight Coronavirus

Amid growing global fear of the virus, President Donald Trump declared at a press conference in India on Tuesday that the United States was prepared to protect itself and dismissed criticism from Democrats as "automatic."

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Hosni Mubarak, Egyptian President Brought Down by Arab Spring, Dead at 91

The 91-year-old was put on trial for murders and corruption by his democratically elected successors, but came to enjoy a lucrative retirement in his final years under Egypt's current autocratic rulers.

world

Russian Politicians Condemn 'Sick' Pentagon After Nuclear Drill

Last week, the Pentagon ran a simulation of a "limited" nuclear exchange between the U.S. and Russia.

Nurses - The Real Medical Heroes of 2020

We’re used to doctors bustling in and out when in hospital, but it’s the reassuring presence and professionalism of the nursing staff that we rely on. What sets the best ones apart?

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Meet Adam Lambert in New York City!

Enter the sweepstake for your chance to meet music sensation Adam Lambert and attend the live taping of his appearance on Newsweek Conversations.

Embark on a Career in Teaching With a Leading School

Teachers are more in demand than ever, and the rewards for a career as an educator are numerous and generous. Find out how to get involved.

Newsweek Kobe Commemorative Edition

Kobe Bryant will forever remain in the hearts of basketball fans as one of the greatest to ever play the sport. Celebrate his life with the Newsweek Commemorative Edition, featuring photos and stories of the Black Mamba’s incredible legacy both on and off the court.

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Sanders Leads Among Democratic Voters on Who Can Best Unify the Party: Poll

A majority of polled Democrats said the Vermont senator was best-placed to be the candidate to unify the party, despite suggestions that he would be divisive.

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books

40 Must-Read Fiction and Nonfiction Books to Savor This Spring

Newsweek's top fiction and nonfiction spring books to entertain and excite your imagination from the blustery days of late winter until the sun shines in the spring.

travel

Sacred Journeys Around the World

Escape the crowds on El Camino on these alternative pilgrimages around the world. Follow in the footsteps of Buddhist monks in Japan or a revered Viking king in Scandinavia or seek a shaman's healing in ice-cold lagoons in Peru.

music

Biggie: The Larger-Than-Life Rap Icon Who Brought Hip-Hop to the Masses

In honor of the Notorious B.I.G.'s 2020 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, here's a look at how the icon moved rap from a counterculture into the mainstream.

Sanders Claims 'Every Study' Shows Medicare for All Will Save Money

Critics have argued that a recent study that Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign is relying on depends upon "unrealistic" assumptions.

Trump Is 'Attacking Every American' by Criticizing Stone Foreperson: Juror

Seth Cousins rejected suggestions that foreperson Tomeka Hart was biased against the president and Stone..

AOC Says Bloomberg Presidency Would Be Trump With 'Less Obvious' Facism

Congresswoman attacks billionaire's 2020 campaign during a radio interview with "The Breakfast Club."

Coronavirus Lockdown Led Young Boy to Stay Home With Dead Grandfather

Almost 3,000 people have died of the disease, now named COVID-19.

Iran Warns of 'Enemy Plots' to Spread Coronavirus Fear Amid U.S. Suspicions

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani is appealing for citizens not to panic as the COVID-19 coronavirus spread to the government and raised suspicions among critics of the Islamic Republic.

FBI Probes Border Patrol Union After $500,000 Goes Missing: Report

"We know the FBI is looking at it," said National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd.

McConnell Faces Backlash Over Bid to Force Votes on Anti-Abortion Laws

The Senate majority leader is setting up two separate votes on anti-abortion rights bills. "I find it really offensive," said Senator Patty Murray.

Bernie Sanders Pulls Out Costings for Medicare for All

The Vermont senator was outlining his plans during a CNN-hosted town hall in South Carolina when he presented the written information for how he will fund his health program.

Black Lives Matter Co-Founder Endorses Sanders and Warren

Patrisse Cullors said the former vice president was part of an "old establishment" and needed to make way for "new leadership" in the Democratic Party.

Russia Warns Against Any U.S. Talks With Syrian Militant Group It's Bombing

Russia's top diplomat said it was "completely unacceptable" for U.S. officials to hint at potential talks with the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham jihadi coalition in Syria's northwestern Idlib province.

Several Democratic Campaigns Face Cash Crisis Ahead of Super Tuesday

"You are on a wing and a prayer when you run out of money. Miracles can happen but it's rare," said Matt Bennett, co-founder of the centrist Third Way think tank.

opinion

Bernie's Plans Are Ambitious. But They Cost Peanuts Compared to Inaction

BY ROBERT REICH

Is Scouting Worth Saving? Not Under the Boy Scouts of America

BY HAL DONAHUE

Jarrid Wilson Supported Me Just Before He Died. Ministers Need Ministry Too

BY TRAVIS AKERS

Netanyahu's 'Mr. Security' Persona May Be Crumbling

BY MARC SCHULMAN

'European Solutions' to European Problems Would Benefit the U.S. Too

BY BONNIE KRISTIAN

End the Afghanistan War and Bring Our Soldiers Home

BY RAND PAUL

the debate

Doctors Who Support Medicare for All Should Be Careful What They Wish For

by sally c. pipes

v.s.

Doctors Who Bernie's Plans Are Ambitious. But They Cost Peanuts Compared to Inaction

by robert reich

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Powerball Results, Numbers for 2/29/20: Did Anyone Win the Jackpot?

Justin Bieber 25th Birthday: His 25 Most Popular Songs

Billionaire Tom Steyer Drops Out of Democratic Presidential Race

Powerball Numbers For 02/29/20: Saturday Jackpot was $80 Million

At CPAC, Trump Says 'Far-Left Radicals' Want America to Embrace Socialism

U.S. Adopts Iran Travel Restriction, Increases Advisory For 2 Countries

CNN Blasted for Segment Comparing Bernie Sanders' Rise to Coronavirus

Female Entrepreneur Active in Tokyo and Uganda

APT Women aims to foster and educate fledgling global business leaders like Chizu Nakamoto.

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What Can A Private Education Do For Your Child?

What is the single most consequential choice you make to give your child the best possible advantage in life? If you think it’s education, read on.

Have You Thought About A Career In Law? If So, Where Should You Get Qualified?

The rewards for a career in the legal profession are many and varied, and demand for lawyers is high. So which schools produce the best lawyers?

Good Journalists Are More Important Than Ever in 2020

The world desperately needs sharp, incisive and capable journalists to cut through the noise with measured and nuanced takes on today's pressing issues. For these looking to find their voices, an education at a leading journalism school is invaluable.

America's Most Socially Responsible Companies 2020

Newsweek partnered with Statista Inc. to spotlight 300 companies that stand up as good citizens and good neighbors.

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u.s.

Joe Biden Takes Aim at Bernie Sanders After South Carolina Primary

The former Vice President won his first primary contest in three runs for the presidency, giving his campaign a much-needed boost.

world

Historic Peace Deal Signed by U.S. And Taliban In Effort To End War

The agreement, signed in Doha, Qatar, marks the first step in the process for achieving more durable peace, a goal that has remained elusive for nearly two decades.

u.s.

Donald Trump Criticizes Mitt Romney For His Impeachment Trial Vote

"The Republicans stuck together, except Romney of course -- low life," he said. "Low life! Except Romney, they stuck together, and even him I got half a vote. I was thinking, because he did actually vote one part.," Trump said during his speech at CPAC.