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This Christmas is not a time for cheers and festivities for many in the US, with the hunger crisis affecting US households, food Insecurity is already a critical problem affecting millions of Americans.

While there has been significant rebound in labor numbers since the heyday of the pandemic, Vermont and the nation are not yet back to where we were in 2019 despite rising wages, especially at the lower end of the pay scale.

The UK has been accused of a cover up during the time its forces were engaged in the war in Afghanistan, in an inquiry launched into how the SAS soldiers killed Afghan civilians dating back to the year 2010.

Rolling out heat pumps and other green home heating systems will be critical to combatting chronic air pollution across the UK, argues Conservative peer Lord Randall

The news that Boss died by suicide brought me right back to the morning that broke my heart.

Green Alliance's Shaun Spiers offers his overview of the year just passed, and cause to be optimistic about climate and environmental policy and action next year

Psychotherapist Fiona Yassin tells Newsweek why she feels we need to stop dieting.

Sam Thomas speaks about his recovery following a sexual assault in 2015 in this original essay.

In an original essay, Saurabh Vaishampayan tells Newsweek what its like to work on a cruise ship at Christmas.

Taijah Watson reveals what happened when she awoke in bed, covered in blood, in this exclusive essay.