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Gershon Schusterman reveals how he rebuilt his life following his wifes sudden death, in this exclusive essay.

The Supreme Court has said the Scottish Government does not have the power to call for a referendum on whether to break from the UK without permission from London.

Hal Eisner looks back at the positive stories covered by "In Depth" over the past year.

Psychotherapist James Earl reveals how the cost-of-living impacts couples during the dating process.

In an original essay, David Wilson tells Newsweek of the time when alcohol almost ruined his life.

Frustrated by the outcome in Sharm El Sheikh, Bertrand Piccard ponders what needs to change for UN climate summits to be more effective

The settler movement and its Ultra racist supporters have been jubilant about the outcome of the recent election which saw the return to power of Benjamin Netanyahu.

In an original essay, Megan Donoghue tells Newsweek of her dogs long recovery following an incident.

The government says it has a fiscal hole to fill yet continues to subsidise oil and gas through tax breaks and financial support to the tune of billions of pounds, writes Green Party MP Caroline Lucas

In an original essay, Trent Arant tells Newsweek why hes planning to spend Thanksgiving alone.