Emma Marsden
Reporter
Emma Marsden is a freelance news reporter for Newsweek who has lived in the UK and USA. Her interests are trending news, politics, crime, culture, travel, and entertainment. Emma has worked for broadcasters BBC and ITV, and written for Johnston Press, Asian Standard newspaper, Reach PLC, and Valnet. Emma holds a First-class honors degree in Journalism and English, a Masters with Distinction and a pending PhD in creative writing. She is currently writing her first novel in the genre of Domestic Noir. Languages: English and some Welsh.
Republican appears to use AI images of himself in election material
A Tennessee state Senate candidate has been accused of using AI-generated images on his social media.
California schools could be banned from outing kids to their parents
Proposed bill could prevent teachers from disclosing LGBTQ+ children's gender identity or sexual orientation to their parents.
Tornado time-lapse video shows "wild" storm hit Oklahoma
A time-lapse video uploaded to X shows a powerful tornado landing in Southwest Oklahoma.
Lara Trump mocked over job comments
Lara Trump, wife of Eric Trump and daughter-in-law of former president Donald Trump, derided after saying jobs must be based on merit.
Facebook's Ex-DEI Chief recommended for drug course after stealing millions
Former diversity executive Barbara Furlow-Smiles was sentenced to five years in prison for fraud and embezzlement.
Donald Trump's lawyer may be creating "chaos" on purpose: Attorney
Former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance says that Donald Trump's lawyer, Todd Blanche, may be creating "chaos" deliberately.
Oregon serial killer fears sparked by murders of 5 women
Jesse Lee Calhoun has been identified as a person of interest in connect with the deaths.
Map shows where nearly 800,000 without power after deadly Texas storms
Hundreds of thousands of residents were left without power after a severe storm system swept through Texas on Thursday.
Lauren Boebert's son rebuked by judge after showing up without lawyer
Tyler Boebert still has no lawyer two months after felony theft charges.
Aileen Cannon hands Donald Trump major legitimacy boost: Attorney
Former U.S. attorney says District Judge Aileen Cannon has given Donald Trump an opportunity to publicly legitimize his political witch hunt claims.
Donald Trump Mocked for Slurring Words in Rally Speech
The former president has been ridiculed for appearing to slur words at a rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, with videos of the incident shared widely online.
Major solar bursts to cause extreme geomagnetic storms
Geomagnetic storms from Saturday will continue over the weekend and into Monday, with varying intensity from severe to extreme.
Donald Trump crushing Joe Biden in critical battleground state
In a recent poll conducted with 600 Georgia likely voters, the former president is gaining wide-margin victories over President Joe Biden.
"Wordle" #1,058 Clues, Hints and Answer for Sunday, May 12 Game
Having trouble solving today's brainteaser? Not to worry, Newsweek has some handy hints to help you on your way to success.
Stormy Daniels' "real men" post after testimony goes viral
Stormy Daniels takes a swipe at Donald Trump following her testimony in the New York trial.
Food recall list: Products removed in May so far
A number of products have been recalled this month.
University of Arizona police deploy 'chemical munitions' amid protests
"Leave the area now or you may be exposed to gas, pepper spray, pepper ball, or other chemical munitions," a UAPD officer told protesters.
Video of Oklahoma Tornado Reveals Horrifying Scale of Devastation
Drone footage shows the catastrophic devastation left in the wake of a tornado that hit Barnsdall, Oklahoma.
