Queen Elizabeth II—Britain's Longest-Reigning Monarch—Dead at 96

Most of the world once pledged to start moving away from nuclear energy. Now, they're weighing their relationship with it against their reliance on Russia.

The president has seen a noteworthy rise in popularity over the past month as Democrats' midterm prospects have improved.

President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan has welcomed more than two dozen U.S. lawmakers or former U.S. officials since the beginning of the year.

The imperial collapse was an unintended consequence of Gorbachev's desire to humanize socialism and save the USSR. He utterly failed in both tasks, but Russia and other Soviet republics were liberated from the Communist nightmare, and the world gained 30 years of relative peace, which is now coming to an end.

The Ukrainian advances in the Kharkiv region would be taking place in tandem with an ongoing counteroffensive in the southern Kherson region.

An assignment set at R. Dan Nolan Middle School in Bradenton has been criticized by parents and online. One mother told Newsweek it "seems like a very biased way of teaching bias."

The island's ancient ice sheets are melting faster than expected and at unusual times of year because of climate change, scientists have found.

"I'm just blown away he would say something like that," Mayra Flores told Newsweek. "He should know better."