ESPN Faces Massive $1.7 Billion Bill for 24-Team College Football PlayoffESPN could pay an additional $1.725 billion over five years to broadcast an expanded 24-team College Football Playoff.Newsweek1h agoWhole story →CultureEducation
Trump DOJ Says Judge Questioned Its Lawyers’ IntelligenceThe DOJ seeks to remove Judge Ana Reyes, accusing her of hostility toward government lawyers in a fight over a D.C. golf course.Newsweek1h agoWhole story →JusticeSecurity
Republicans Turn on Trump Over Russia Sanctions WaiverTrump's sanctions waiver has drawn bipartisan criticism, with lawmakers warning it could weaken pressure on Moscow.Newsweek6h agoWhole story →Security
Republicans Who Could Help Block Trump’s Russia Diesel DealMultiple Republicans have spoken out against Trump's deal with Putin to increase supplies of Russian diesel to U.S. markets.Newsweek7h agoWhole story →Security
Zelensky Links Huge Russia Energy Attack to Trump Sanctions WaiverMore than 15 critical power facilities were targeted as Zelensky warned that easing pressure on Moscow encourages Putin.Newsweek7h agoWhole story →PlanetSecurity
Pope Leo Makes Direct Appeal to Putin From HospitalThe pope urged Russia’s president to agree to a ceasefire in a besieged Ukrainian city to allow humanitarian aid to enter.Newsweek13h agoWhole story →HealthSecurity
I Thought My Nosebleeds Were Harmless. I Was Very WrongAs a military veteran, I have been trained to face difficult circumstances. But this time, the battle was inside my own body.Newsweek14h agoWhole story →Security
Trump Waives New Russia Sanctions One Week After Diesel DealTrump on Friday signed an executive order setting, but immediately waiving, sweeping new tariffs and sanctions on Russia.Newsweek20h agoWhole story →SecurityEconomyHR 10076russia sanctions waiver
