Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek’s network of contributors The Dark Knight isn’t done with feudal era Japan. As reported by Deadline, Warner Bros. announced that “Batman Ninja Vs. Yakuza...
In a disproportionate show of force, an authoritarian leader deployed troops to an American city in response to citizen protests. This leader could not tolerate resistance to his extreme policies—he...
Israel conducted precision airstrikes on Iran Friday, deploying over 200 fighter jets and launching 330 munitions, the Israeli military said. Despite Iran’s claims of full military readiness to repel Israeli...
Roman Anthony represented a turning point in the Boston Red Sox franchise long before his promotion to the majors on Monday. For years, Boston’s “big three” prospects provided hope for...
A dog who was abandoned in a shed and left for dead hasn’t given up hope, despite the neglect she has endured, because all she wants is a loving home....
As of early Friday morning, the United States has no active air quality alerts after a week of warnings, partly related to smoke from widespread Canadian wildfires. The National Weather...
Russia’s ongoing rhetoric and military aggression make it clear that its aim is not peace, but domination and destruction. President Vladimir Putin and his regime are not merely opposed to...
The organizers of this weekend’s upcoming “No Kings” protests have issued a video reminding people about the event. The video, released on the No Kings website, reminds those planning to...
Newly released files about the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy shed new light on his life and how he briefed secret service agents about a foreign trip behind the Iron...
Many American progressives often claim to stand for universal human rights. But for the past 20 months, many have remained silent—or worse—when Jews and Israelis have been the victims. It...
