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Dartmouth College suspended two Greek organizations as police continue to investigate the link between possible hazing and the death of a 20-year-old fraternity brother over the weekend. Won Jang, a...

Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Israeli combat operations in Gaza City, NATO promising more aid for Ukraine, and U.S. tariffs on Mexican metals that come from...

As Donald Trump’s veepstakes come to a conclusion, it appears that all factors are being considered—especially the way his potential running mates look. It has been reported endlessly in recent...

A federal judge in Tennessee ruled this week that it was unconstitutional for a city to fine a woman who had displayed a sign in her yard that used profane...

While liberals across the country have begun waking up to the realization that Joe Biden is not fit to be president, some are still fast asleep — and it doesn’t...

Walmart is the biggest grocery store in the US, with more shoppers getting their groceries there than from any other retailer. To keep the shelves of its 4,600 US stores...

Retrieval augmented generation (RAG) is an important technique that pulls from external knowledge bases to help improve the quality of large language model (LLM) outputs. It also provides transparency into...

Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek’s network of contributors Ryan Reynolds recently revealed his favorite Taylor Swift song and the choice seems very fitting for the actor. During a fun...

NATO nation leaders, in a Washington summit declaration released Wednesday, said Ukraine is on an “irreversible path” to NATO membership.  The summit declaration, signed by all 32 NATO nations, offers...

There’s a dollop of good news for Democrats from the British and French elections, but it’s bad news for President Biden. The basic lesson is that liberals can win elections...