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Siddharth Kara discusses his book, "Cobalt Red," the geopolitical implications for Chinese domination of cobalt mining, what companies should do to address the conditions of the miners and much more.

The "Baywatch" star alleges in her memoir "Love, Pamela" that Allen "opened his robe and flashed me quickly" when working together on "Home Improvement."

A local public school board has voted to remove books from libraries deemed sexually explicit, including famous works by Margaret Atwood and Stephen King.

"I think she's entitled to her opinion, she's entitled to say what she feels," Cox said of Rowling during a recent appearance on U.K. TV.

"BORDERLINE TRAUMATISED," a TikTok user commented after seeing one person's interpretive dance to Prince Harry talking about his unfortunate case of frostbite.

Can you spot the clear and obvious mistake in this bee-based math challenge for kids?

Biden understands Putin "better than Barack Obama or any of his predecessors," author Chris Whipple told Newsweek.

Nicky Philipps told Newsweek that William and Harry seemed "very, very close" when she painted them in 2009 and would even "finish each other's sentences."

Prince Harry told ITV that Meghan Markle did not accuse the royal family of racism despite her famed answer in their 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Many Twitter users praised the Democratic congresswoman, who also donned an orange blouse that matched the book's cover.

"He was embroiled in a shameful scandal," Harry writes of Prince Andrew in his headline grabbing memoir.

Meghan has previously described the incident as a "turning point" in her relationship with the British media when first reported in 2019.

Prince Harry backed the monarchy despite new royal bombshells, including that Prince William allegedly assaulted him after calling Meghan Markle "rude."

Chopra, author of "Living in the Light" and co-founder of the Never Alone Initiative, provides some advice on how to quickly relax yourself.

She told Newsweek she reads "three books at a time: one audiobook, one physical book and an e-book. So they need to be different genres to keep track."

Harry accused the palace of leaking stories during a Netflix trailer—although he, Meghan Markle and Princess Diana also briefed the media.

Twitter users debated whether Rowling's past comments on transgender women had affected the reaction to "Harry Potter" inspired video game "Hogwarts Legacy."

The award-winning cartoonist spoke with Newsweek about his books being banned in schools across the country and how that has impacted his art.

The Urban Explorer told Newsweek: "They have left computer carts still loaded with 200 to 300 Chromebooks."

Amid backlash over Balenciaga's campaign images featuring children, the work of Belgian artist Borremans in another campaign has resurfaced.

Newsweek staff have gathered together to recommend the perfect reading material for anyone on your gift list with a roundup of our own favorite books from the past year. From rom-coms to true-crime, politics to music, investigative journalism to humor, find the ideal story to give or to add to your own wishlist!

The Duke of York "should never have settled" his Jeffrey Epstein lawsuit and could still "be vindicated," lawyer Alan Dershowitz told Newsweek.

"We have our issues," the former first lady said in her new book about her relationship with Barack Obama.

Elizabeth Debicki's Princess Diana is depicted smuggling tape recordings to biographer Andrew Morton—here's how the real interviews compare.

Princess Diana was "led like a slave to the altar" to marry King Charles III, a historian who worked on "The Crown" told Newsweek.

Debicki's portrayal in "The Crown" also left a former friend stating: "Closing my eyes I found myself imagining that it was my friend Diana speaking."

Princess Diana's secret biographer Andrew Morton—depicted in "The Crown" Season 5—told Newsweek he was warned to "watch what you're doing."

Dominic West's Prince Charles is shown telling Imelda Staunton's Queen Elizabeth II "they'd have thrown us into care and you into jail" in "The Crown."

King Charles III told a friend he only "later" found out Meghan Markle was a woman of color but "not that it would have mattered," a new book says.

Prince Harry's upcoming memoir "Spare" will tell his life story and the title suggests he may have reason to return to the scandals as well the triumphs.