Grindavik, Iceland: Locals observe vibrant orange smoke illuminating the night sky from a volcanic eruption on the Reykjanes Peninsula on December 19. Following weeks of intense earthquake activity, lava erupted through a 2.5-mile fissure located approximately 18 miles southwest of the capital, Reykjavik. In November, authorities evacuated nearly 4,000 residents near Grindavik due to the heightened seismic activity.
The story behind tennis megastar Naomi Osaka's refusal to participate in press conferences due to mental health and how she brought the issue front and center for athletes.
In speaking out for her own mental health needs, tennis megastar Naomi Osaka opened the door for other athletes to speak more openly about their own struggles. This Q&A with journalist Ben Rothenberg, author of a new book on Osaka, discusses her mental health struggles, what he predicts for her when she returns to play after time off and more.
A majority of millennials think that the Social Security program is making more payments than it receives taxes, according to an exclusive Newsweek poll.
The cure cannot be another dose of sane governance. The cure has to be medicine that breaks the addition. We have to wean people onto something benign.
"Joe, I believe, is living his story without saying anything. We can see it in his body, the way he moves and the way that he talks," Charles Melton tells Newsweek's Parting Shot podcast about his performance in the film 'May December.'
"What's interesting playing [Jackson Lamb], he gives the impression that he really doesn't care, but somewhere inside him, he probably cares more than most," Gary Oldman tells Newsweek's Parting Shot about his Apple TV+ series 'Slow Horses.'
Sam Pitroda, a prominent figure associated with the Congress party, compared Indians from the South and the East to Africans and Chinese during a recent interview.