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The controversial claim can be sourced to a recent Quinnipiac University poll that showed a wide partisan divide in Americans' responses. But is it accurate?

President Joe Biden met with world leaders in Brussels to address Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Live updates have ended.

Ukraine's President calls on Italy not to be a "resort for murderers" as Russian opposition claims Vladimir Putin's superyacht is docked in Tuscany. Live updates have ended.

Ukraine has rejected Russian forces ultimatum for the besieged Mariupol. Live updates for this blog have ended.

President Biden outlined consequences if China supports Russia amid its invasion in Ukraine during call with President Xi Friday as more than 9,000 civilians evacuated Ukraine.

U.K. intelligence suggests Russia's invasion of Ukraine has largely "stalled on all fronts" as attacks on Ukrainian civilians continue.

Ukrainian President Zelensky invoked Pearl Harbor and 9/11 in an address to Congress as war enters fourth week.

Sirens blasted throughout the night once again as the Russia-Ukraine war approaches another milestone.

Russia-Ukraine peace talks stalled until Tuesday.

President Joe Biden announced the U.S. will downgrade it's trade status with Russia, ban key Russian imports. Live updates have ended.

Russian forces have moved closer to Kyiv Thursday, according to multiple reports. Live updates have ended.

Several injured after an airstrike 'completely destroyed' a children's hospital and maternity facility in Mariupol. Follow Newsweek for the latest.

Fighting between Russia and Ukraine nears two full weeks and fighters from other countries have been called upon to help.

Putin has said Russia has "no ill intentions" towards it's neighbors, while the U.S. has vowed to "defend every inch" of NATO.

The war in Ukraine is going into a sixth day with no foreseeable ending. President Biden praised the Ukrainian people and said sanctions are working.

Images and videos purporting to show the American actor on the frontlines have been spreading on social media.

Mayor Vitali Klitschko warned the capital now "lacks the infrastructure necessary to receive food and medical deliveries."

The Kremlin critic, already serving a 3.5-year sentence in what many see as a politically motivated case, is facing new charges in a trial held inside a prison.

"It's clear that tensions are rising," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peskov told reporters ahead of the security council meeting.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki's exchange with a reporter was being shared as evidence of misleading guidance to U.S. citizens crossing into Poland.

A person who claims to be an OnlyFans "recruiter" is encouraging girls to do porn for "financial freedom" in a viral Instagram video, but this for real?

The 16-year-old Czech was struggling to move his legs after a grueling three-set battle, leading to unfounded speculation that the COVID vaccine was to blame.

"Beyond Chicken" connoisseurs should read the fine print before recommending the nuggets to their veggie friends.

The controversial working paper, written by three economists and not yet peer-reviewed, claims "lockdowns only prevented 0.2 percent of COVID-19 deaths."

With tensions running high, Kremlin-friendly outlets appear to be ramping up disinformation and casting NATO as the aggressor.

A video of a man setting himself on fire is being shared alongside claims he was protesting Italy's vaccine mandate.

A substitute teacher's TikTok went viral after she told a story about a supposed encounter with a student.

With a number of recent studies assessing the effectiveness of cannabis-sourced compounds in fighting the virus, Newsweek decided to weed out the myths.

The viral image is cheekily alluding to the card providers' old rivalry in the context of the unvaccinated tennis star's deportation from Australia.

The viral video purportedly shows a man-made object "5 times hotter than the sun" shooting up into the sky, with a crowd watching in awe.