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"The writing was on the wall. It was only a matter of time before my clients went to AI instead of me."
Newsweek is back to highlight reader comments—this week focusing on efforts to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.
The U.S. sanctions Iran’s shadow oil network to curb military funding amid stalled nuclear talks and rising regional tensions.
"Because he didn't have his thick undercoat last winter, his body got cold much faster," his owner told Newsweek.
Senator Mark Warner said that AI disruptions in the job market could significantly impact college graduates.
For breastfeeding moms who avoid animal products, there are supplments that can provide missing essential fats, experts said.
Trump's approval rating also hit an all-time low in Newsweek's tracker of -14 points.
A surprising seating arrangement at Dick Cheney’s funeral has gone viral. Viewers are abuzz about who showed up—and who didn’t.
The reported ultimatum marks a sharp escalation in Washington’s efforts to push Russia and Ukraine toward negotiations.
Latinos are not just part of the seafood economy—we are driving it.
Social media users can't get enough of the dog's antics which left her owner joking that “at least she’s having fun.”
Potential medical bills will be cancelled for veterans who accrued debt due to a technical issue with an internal government tool.
In a recent study, Vermont was identified as the best state for senior living based on several factors.
Taiwan says it "expelled" four Chinese coast guard cutters that entered waters near Taipei-controlled Kinmen.
Representative Al Green has said he will introduce the measure as a privileged motion before Congress breaks for Christmas.
In New Hampshire, Trump's net approval rating over the economy is -14 percentage points.
Under the longstanding Restaurant Meals Program, eligible participants use their EBT cards to pay for prepared meals.
Mexico reported a record level of foreign direct investment in the third quarter despite uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policy, according to preliminary government figures released this week.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said that even though the administration of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has made "historic strides" in cracking down on cartels, President Donald T...
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