Newsweek

Newsweek is a well-known American weekly magazine that was established in 1933. Throughout the 20th century, it gained popularity as a leading news source, featuring many distinguished editors-in-chief over the years. In 1961, The Washington Post Company purchased Newsweek, and it remained part of their portfolio until 2010. However, between 2008 and 2012, the magazine faced financial challenges that led to the end of its print version and a shift to an all-digital format by the end of 2012. The print edition made a comeback in March 2014 under new ownership. In 2013, IBT Media announced it had acquired Newsweek from IAC, which included the brand and its online presence, but did not include The Daily Beast. In 2017, IBT Media rebranded as Newsweek Media Group, but by 2018, they reverted to the IBT Media name after making Newsweek an independent entity.

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#580

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Steelers Insider Reveals New Update on Aaron Rodgers' Future

20 hours ago | newsweek.com | Evan Massey

🎙️ Voice is AI-generated. Inconsistencies may occur. Aaron Rodgers has dominated a lot of the headlines throughout the course of the 2025 NFL offseason. Even with the 2025 NFL Draft set to begin on Thursday night, the talk about him joining the Pittsburgh Steelers is still a popular talking point. Mike Tomlin and the Steelers still badly need a starting quarterback. If the season were to begin right now, Mason Rudolph would be their starter.
Moment woman sings karaoke-with no idea band member is in the crowd

22 hours ago | newsweek.com | Lydia Patrick

A woman gave a wildly entertaining karaoke performance of a Blink-182 hit, blissfully unaware that Tom DeLonge, the co-founder, co-lead vocalist, and guitarist of the rock band, was in the crowd watching.
Cat hates it when owner works on computer, what he does next melts hearts

23 hours ago | newsweek.com | Lydia Patrick

A cat has left the internet in stitches for how she assists her owner with his homework. Dolores (@dolorescmge) shared how her cat shuns her boyfriend when he studies, so he has found a solution. The video garnered 57,600 views and 3,628 likes on TikTok. "Our kitty doesn't like it when he does homework so to make her feel better he splits the screen and puts on mice for her to watch," she wrote as the text overlaying the video of his cat watching videos of mice whilst he does his work.
Hearts break as dumped pregnant dog loses friends to animal control

1 day ago | newsweek.com | Lydia Patrick

A dog has captured hearts across the internet after being left behind-pregnant and alone-when her companions were picked up by animal control. Hannah Sweatt (@hannahsweattt), from Houston, Texas, shared doorbell camera footage showing the pit bull, later named Lady, howling at her front door. What followed was a moving journey of trust, rescue, and new beginnings. Sweatt's video, a touching compilation of Lady's transformation, has garnered more than 22,100 likes and over 101,400 views on TikTok.
Trump Media ventures into crypto with MAGA-aligned investment offerings

1 day ago | newsweek.com | Hugh Cameron

Trump Media and Technology Group Corp., the media firm in which the president holds a controlling stake, is entering the crypto space with the launch of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on digital assets. TMTG-known for operating Truth Social, President Donald Trump's preferred social media platform-announced the move in a news release on Tuesday.
Hearts break as senior dog gets to be in her backyard one last time

1 day ago | newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell

The moment a senior dog enjoyed her backyard for the last time, surrounded by her family, left viewers online sobbing. Dana Lewandowski and her family welcomed home their golden retriever, Nala, nearly 14 years ago. The two grew up together, forming a bond she didn't know was possible between humans and pets until Nala. "[Pets] really become family," she told Newsweek. But, as all pet owners experience, Nala's time with the family was coming to an end.
Cam captures cats sprinting indoors, then owner realizes what's outside

1 day ago | newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell

Living with 13 cats means a house full of chaos, which owner Kristiina Wilson is used to, but when a few sprinted inside from the catio, she could tell something was off. Wilson told Newsweek she lives in a wooded area of Connecticut frequented by wildlife. They see bears, coyotes, raccoons, squirrels, birds and more. She believes her house is on a bear path, with one specific black bear visiting often. "For some reason, this bear really loves to come up on our deck and look out," she said.
"Worst feeling ever"

1 day ago | newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell

A pet parent who was overcome with guilt after accidentally hitting her pup while cleaning the house called the incident her worst nightmare. The owner's black l abrador puppy, Guinness, couldn't keep his distance as she tried to clean the house. His curiosity followed her everywhere she went. She started vacuuming, which drew Guinness closer to her. The new sound intrigued him. The home security camera captured Guinness following his owner around while she used the vacuum.
Man furious with his cat unleashes the unexpected: "I was so mad"

1 day ago | newsweek.com | Liz O'Connell

Frustrated by his feline's refusal to listen to him, a pet owner decided it was time to bring out his serious voice to discipline his cat, who snuck into the pantry. In a February 27 Instagram post to the account @reggieandrico, the cat dad noticed that the pantry door was open slightly. Knowing his cats occasionally cause chaos, he felt one snuck in to have free range of the food, and trusting his instincts, he checked.
US warned of 'something worse than recession'

1 day ago | newsweek.com | Hugh Cameron

The U.S. is facing a situation "worse than a recession," as a result of rising global trade tensions and mounting U.S. debt, according to billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio. In a recent interview with NBC's Meet the Press, the founder of Bridgewater Associates warned of a "a breaking down of the monetary order," and "profound changes in the world order," if current financial, economic, and trade challenges are not effectively managed by the administration.