‘Connections’ January 26: Answers and hints for puzzle #595

‘Connections’ January 26: Answers and hints for puzzle #595

If you are finding today’s Connections puzzle tricky, you have come to the right place. To help you maintain your winning streak, Newsweek has compiled some helpful hints to guide you through Sunday’s puzzle without giving too much away. Since its launch in The New York Times in June 2023, Connections has gained a massive…

Read More

What is the Mexico City Policy? Trump’s abortion policy change explained

What is the Mexico City Policy? Trump’s abortion policy change explained

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday reinstating and significantly expanding the “Mexico City Policy.” The policy cuts off U.S. aid to any foreign organization that provides abortion services, counseling, or advocacy, marking the most extensive version of these restrictions since its creation in 1984. Newsweek contacted a Trump spokesperson via email on…

Read More

Mitch McConnell’s vote against Trump nominee Pete Hegseth sparks MAGA fury

Mitch McConnell’s vote against Trump nominee Pete Hegseth sparks MAGA fury

Republican Senator Mitch McConnell‘s vote against Donald Trump‘s nominee for secretary of defense, Pete Hegseth, sparked criticism from some of the president’s Make America Great Again (MAGA) supporters online. Newsweek has reached out to McConnell and the White House via email for comment on Saturday. Why It Matters McConnell, who previously led the Republican Party…

Read More

Ukraine foils undercover Russian missile plot: “Treason”

Ukraine foils undercover Russian missile plot: “Treason”

A teenage Ukrainian cadet has been arrested and charged with treason after allegedly providing sensitive military information to Russia. Newsweek has contacted Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) for comment by email. Why It Matters Ukraine has been publicizing the arrests of officers who face charges related to their command and allegations of corruption. The arrest of…

Read More

Community groups set up strike teams to respond to Trump’s mass deportation plans

Community groups set up strike teams to respond to Trump’s mass deportation plans

In the early days of President Trump’s first administration, several Kern County organizations launched a tip line people could contact if they spotted immigration enforcement activities underway. Nearly three weeks ago, the hotline started ringing again. In panicked voices, callers reported witnessing U.S. Border Patrol agents questioning Latinos in parking lots and gas stations —…

Read More