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Jonathan Pentland Suspended by Army As Sergeant Charged with Assaulting Black Man
Footage went viral of Jonathan Pentland confronting the young man in a South Carolina neighborhood and then shoving him.
Will Dogecoin Hit $1? Creator Billy Markus on How It's Possible As Price Goes Up
"If someone is willing to buy a Dogecoin for $1, then that is what it is worth in exchange," the Dogecoin creator told Newsweek.
Adam Toledo Shooting Boosts Progressives' Calls for Systemic Change
Bodycam footage released on Thursday shows a police officer in Chicago shooting the 13-year-old boy.
Cop Who Shot Adam Toledo 'Heroic,' Says Chicago Police Union Chief
The mayor of Chicago called for calm ahead of the release of bodycam footage showing the 13-year-old being shot.
Facebook Prevents Sharing New York Post Story on Black Lives Matter Founder Patrisse Cullors' Real Estate
The article mentioned that Cullors had purchased "four high-end homes for $3.2 million" in the United States. It also said that she was seeking real estate in the Bahamas.
Combating the COVID-19 Across Borders: Japan's Multilateral Approach to the Global Pandemic Crisis
Since the virus first emerged, Japan has taken aggressive action at home in addition to actions abroad as part of a multilateral effort for all countries to better combat the spread of infection.
Best Maternity Care Hospitals 2021
Newsweek partnered with Leapfrog, a national nonprofit organization that reports on the safety and quality performance of U.S. health care facilities to help you make informed decisions about maternity care.
This Startup Is Making Long Distance Real Estate Investing Easy for Millennials
If you are looking to "dip your toes" in real estate investing, Roofstock has made it easy for non-accredited investors to buy long-distance, single-family-rental properties – that are also affordable.