Jen Sorensen is a cartoonist for Daily Kos, The Nation, In These Times, Politico and other publications throughout the US.

For the third time, Newsweek, in collaboration with market research partner Statista, recognizes the Most Trustworthy Companies in America in 23 industries according to U.S. residents' evaluations.

Following the same train of thought as I did when penning my last korner, the one that appeared in the Feb. 27 issue of The Review, I delved into my childhood and the simple things that brought me ...

President Trump addressed Congress, emphasizing America's return to prosperity under his leadership. Key points included tariffs on China and neighboring nations, halting aid to Ukraine ...

What is happening? This is not America. This is a terrible nightmare. Somebody slap me and wake me the fuck up.” A House Democratic aide, granted anonymity to discuss the issue candidly ...

In an interview on Russian state television on Sunday, Mr. Lavrov listed the ills that Europe — not America — had brought upon the world. The United States, in his telling, had gone from evil ...

US President Donald Trump addressed a joint session of Congress six weeks after beginning his second term in office. In addition to listing his achievements while in office, he made a teenager a ...

Natalie Venegas is a Weekend Reporter at Newsweek based in New York. Her focus is reporting on education, social justice issues, healthcare, crime and politics while specializing on marginalized ...

America is a harsher place, more self-interested and nakedly transactional. We barely trust one another and are less sure that we owe our fellow Americans anything — let alone the rest of the world.

The order of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, directing the removal of a cartoon featuring the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, from a Tamil magazine’s website, is unwarranted and may ...

So, should we be alarmed by President Trump’s declaration that America has an “energy emergency?” And is Trump correct that the goal of national policy should be “energy dominance?” ...