Nick Mordowanec
Staff Writer
Nick Mordowanec is a Newsweek reporter based in Michigan. His focus is reporting on Ukraine and Russia, along with social issues and politics. Nick joined Newsweek in 2021 from The Oakland Press and his reporting has been featured in The Detroit News and other publications. His reporting on the opioid epidemic garnered a statewide Michigan Press Association award. He is a graduate of Michigan State University. You can get in touch with Nick by emailing n.mordowanec@newsweek.com. Languages: English.
Campus protesters mocked for wearing COVID masks
Jonathan Greenblatt, president of the Anti-Defamation League, said Columbia University should allow "no masks on campus."
Map shows hotspots for migrants flying into US
A Biden-approved parole program is being claimed by Republicans to further embody a broken immigration system.
Women are becoming more concerned about migrants
Immigration fear has escalated to new heights since Congress failed to act on federal legislation, according to Gallup.
California official slams "concierge service" for migrants
San Diego is "rolling out the red carpet" to illegal immigrants, according to a county supervisor.
US gives 100,000 migrants citizenship
A noncitizen generally must spend at least five years as a lawful permanent resident to be eligible for naturalization.
Texas bishop taking on Greg Abbott gets Pope Francis' protection
The pope has "been able to zero in on this fundamental gospel issue of our time," according to El Paso-based Bishop Mark Seitz.
Gaza map and photos show US pier construction
Construction of the pier to be used for continued humanitarian assistance into Gaza began a couple days after President Joe Biden's State of the Union address.
Texas rancher wants Greg Abbott to pay him a "premium" for border wall
"Texas won't back down," Texas Governor Greg Abbott said about building a new border wall in South Texas.
Migrants find loophole for work permits
Denver migrants are being encouraged by locals to start their own businesses to benefit themselves and their families while awaiting legal status.
New York squatter accused of killing two workers who came to house
A person has been taken into custody by police for possibly being involved in the double homicide.
Ice cream recall as potential metal warning issued
The longtime Texas supermarket chain H-E-B says its voluntary recall is related to cups of various ice cream flavors.
Massachusetts kills plan to prioritize homeless veterans over migrants
One Democrat who voted against a related amendment called the proposal "a political ploy."
Fani Willis hit with new legal problem
A Democrat-turned-Republican alleges that Fani Willis declined to advocate for her and her safety following repeated stalking incidents.
Food delivery apps defend workers against "dangerous" migrant accusations
"There is no place on the DoorDash platform for those that can't or won't verify their identity," a company spokesperson said.
Joe Biden saying women sent him "salacious pictures" raises eyebrows
The president sat down with longtime radio show host Howard Stern for an interview on Friday.
Mary Trump hypes "bombshell" at Donald Trump trial
David Pecker testified Thursday that covering up stories of alleged affairs was to help then-candidate Trump's campaign and not his family.
Donald Trump's flipping Joe Biden voters, according to new poll
"If you're a Democrat I'd be worried," a national pollster told Newsweek about a new national survey.
California gets 150,000 new citizens
The Golden State has added more than 500,000 naturalized citizens since the 2021 fiscal year as it continues to combat illegal immigration.
Donald Trump lawyer makes surprising admission to Amy Coney Barrett
A legal expert tells Newsweek that conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett's questioning of a Trump lawyer "boxed" him in and could pave the way for a trial.
Putin ally draws red line for "legitimate targets" in NATO country
Polish President Andrzej Duda admits his country and the U.S. have discussed hosting nuclear weapons for "some time."
Donald Trump gifting "key" to White House raises eyebrows
A meeting between Trump and a former high-ranking Japanese official drew attention due to a gift given by the ex-president.
Republican demands investigation into "dangerous dollars" sent to China
Sen. Joni Ernst told Newsweek that the U.S. needs "greater transparency and accountability" in taxpayer dollars sent overseas.
Full list of lawmakers calling for Columbia president's resignation
Conservative New York lawmakers want change now at the university's helm, while most Democrats are taking a wait-and-see approach.
Mexican diplomat slams migrant crackdown, says America "needs them"
A longtime Mexican diplomat opposes Oklahoma's efforts to put immigration enforcement into the hands of state personnel.
MAGA influencer leads "Free Palestine" event
"HAMAS STILL STANDS STRONG!" says Donald Trump supporter Jackson Hinkle, 24, who has cultivated a large social media following since October 7.
Donald Trump friend questioned at airport: "Never been treated like that"
"There's never been a country with a border like this," Trump said on a radio show on Monday, blasting President Joe Biden's immigration policies.
Greg Abbott speaks out as pro-Palestinian protests hit Texas
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations have drawn national attention due to scenes like those at Columbia University.
Is Twitter down? Users report problems loading posts
Most of the reported problems are website-related issues, totaling 64 percent.
Migrants get visas for being "victims" of Ron DeSantis
About a year and a half after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis sent about four dozen migrants to Martha's Vineyard, the migrants are being allowed to stay.
Donald Trump gets win over Letitia James
Judge Arthur Engoron rules $175 million bond posted by former President Donald Trump can stand in his New York civil fraud case.
