Nick Mordowanec
Staff Writer
Nick Mordowanec is a Newsweek reporter based in Michigan. His focus is reporting on Ukraine and Russia, along with social issues and politics. Nick joined Newsweek in 2021 from The Oakland Press and his reporting has been featured in The Detroit News and other publications. His reporting on the opioid epidemic garnered a statewide Michigan Press Association award. He is a graduate of Michigan State University. You can get in touch with Nick by emailing [email protected]. Languages: English.
Washington Commanders accused of defaming Native Americans in name fight
A Native American group claims in a new lawsuit that their cultural concerns have been ignored by the Washington Commanders.
Democrats are too liberal for their own voters
The Democratic Party has moved too far to the left since the 2020 election, according to a new poll.
Union leader issues warning to Republicans amid shutdown concerns
The president of the nation's largest union for federal workers told Newsweek that Congress is playing with fire.
Ukraine finds defects in more than half of tanks sent by ally
Ukraine has had a challenging week regarding allied support both on the battlefield and off of it.
Tommy Tuberville does "victory lap" in battle against military
The Republican senator's military hold-ups have forced the U.S. Senate to individually confirm nominees.
Matt Gaetz effectively House speaker as Kevin McCarthy caves: Steve Bannon
The Florida congressman seems to have galvanized enough members of his conference to focus on an agenda that doesn't include a continuing resolution.
Health insurance costs predicted to hit 10-year high
Employers may have to eat some of their workers' insurance costs if they want them to stay.
Photo of $78 airport meal goes viral: "I trust this is a joke"
"The overwhelming majority of people in this country are not looking to buy $78 meals at Newark Airport," a commenter on X said.
Rupert Murdoch stepping down may be a win for Trump
The longtime media mogul is putting his son, Lachlan, in charge of Fox and News Corp.
Megyn Kelly lashes out at Republicans defending Russell Brand
"I hate to see conservatives, who for the most part are supposed to eschew celebrity culture, act like lap dogs to Russell Brand," Kelly said on British TV.
Gender ideology tensions in schools reach a boiling point
A massive nationwide march in Canada resulted in large gatherings and some arrests between protesters and counter-protesters.
Ex-Trump aide accuses Rudy Giuliani of groping her: "Like a wolf"
Cassidy Hutchinson worked for then-Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and was a key January 6 witness.
Trump ally surprised to learn he's a witness in case
A former attorney for former President Donald Trump told Newsweek that his name being listed by Fulton County prosecutors is news to him.
Fauci making millions during COVID pandemic sparks backlash
The former White House chief medical adviser and his wife saw their net worth increase by about $5 million between 2019 and 2021,
A Supreme Court footnote opened door to West Point lawsuit
The organization responsible for overturning affirmative action at colleges and universities is going after the military academies.
Ray Epps Jan. 6 charges spark new government cover-up theory
Epps is back in the spotlight after nearly two years of being at the center of conservative conspiracy theories.
Deadly snake bites Amazon driver delivering package
The driver immediately became ill, called out for help and was transported to a hospital in very serious condition.
Will Supreme Court shut down if Republican fighting reaches breaking point?
The U.S. Supreme Court has a history of continuing its business during periods of congressional turmoil.
Man who had COVID jailed for coughing on coworkers
The man admitted to his actions, including coughing on a colleague who was a dialysis patient.
How Donald Trump's trial could be impacted by government shutdown
The former president is set to face trial in March 2024 for alleged federal election interference in Georgia.
Lauren Boebert may have broken the law with theater fondling
The House Republican apologized after video footage showed her causing a disturbance during a public theater performance in Denver.
Young Democrat explains on live TV why he'll vote for Trump
"I don't believe that [Biden's] a competent commander-in-chief," the Gen Z Democrat said on Fox News.
Dog owners to have pets taken from them under new law
A coalition of UK animal groups says a new law will not deter future dog attacks.
Republican school board rejects state's transgender policies
"We're creating a patchwork of policies across the state depending on where you live," an LGBTQ+ advocate told Newsweek.
Are banks, post offices open on Rosh Hashanah? Jewish new year on tap
Friday marks the beginning of Rosh Hashanah and the Jewish High Holy Days, culminating in Yom Kippur.
Marjorie Taylor Greene frustrated with Hunter Biden indictment
House Republicans opened an impeachment inquiry earlier this week into Joe Biden for purported business dealings involving his son in other countries.
Kevin McCarthy calls Republicans' bluff
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reportedly lashed out at far-right members of Congress on Thursday.
Social Security update: How much payments will increase under new estimate
Inflation continues to affect seniors, who according to new Census data, are collectively experiencing more poverty.
Starbucks is giving away free drinks today: How to get yours
The deal celebrates the coffee chain's fall drink menu.
Judge Aileen Cannon pours cold water on Trump defense
Trump has said that as president he could declassify government documents even with a thought, but the judge in the Mar-a-Lago case doesn't agree.
