Barney Henderson
Content Director
Barney Henderson is Newsweek's Content Editor, based in London, U.K. Barney joined Newsweek from The Times of London, and previously worked for The Daily Telegraph of London for 13 years, and The Hindustan Times in Mumbai, India. He is a graduate of both King's College, London, with an MA in Terrorism, Security & Society, and Nottingham University, with a BA in History. You can get in touch with Barney by emailing b.henderson@newsweek.com.
AfD makes German election history 85 years after Nazis started World War II
AfD leader claims a "historic success" and described the results as a "requiem" for the Berlin government.
Jill Stein staying in 2024 race—and will never back Kamala Harris
Exclusive: Green Party candidate says she will not end her 2024 bid and is prepared for accusations she took votes away from Kamala Harris.
Ukraine captures new Russian town in Kursk
Zelensky announces that Ukrainian troops have taken control of the town of Sudzha.
How Evan Gershkovich was freed in 19 incredible pictures
Evan Gershkovich, Alsu Kurmasheva and Paul Whelan landed back on American soil to be greeted by Biden and Harris.
Iran vows revenge on Israel
Iranian officials said there will "special operations" conducted in response to the killing of Hamas' political chief in Tehran.
U.S. Army lieutenant who led shameful My Lai Massacre dies
William L. Calley Jr. was found guilty of heinous crimes during the Vietnam War.
Dirty Seine from flooded sewers leaves Olympic triathlon in doubt
Daily water tests showed water quality was insufficient for safe swimming following heavy rain across Paris.
Tanker sinks raising major oil spill fears
Fears of a major oil spill after a larger tanker sank amid treacherous conditions in Manila Bay.
'Stunning' HIV breakthrough offers 100% protection: study
Twice-yearly injections can lead to 100% protection, a groundbreaking study has found.
Watch: Moment whale capsizes fishing boat off New Hampshire
Incredible footage shows a large whale surfacing and crashing onto a vessel, sending its occupants into the sea.
Hamas and Fatah sign declaration ending rift: Chinese state media
Breakthrough in resolving deep-seated division between the two groups, reports in China state.
Biden ends faltering run, Sleepy Joe it's time for a nap! World's papers
Newspapers across the world were dominated on Monday by Biden's decision to drop out of the presidential race.
Russia sentences US journalist Evan Gershkovich to 16 years
Russia has never provided any proof against Gershkovich.
Former North Korean diplomat made vice minister in South Korea
The appointment is the highest-level government role ever attained by a defector.
Paris Mayor takes swim in Seine to prove it is clean for Olympics
Anne Hidalgo donned a wet suit and took a dip in the center of the city.
What we learned about JD Vance from "Hillbilly Elegy"
JD Vance's controversial memoir shines a light on his upbringing and political beliefs.
Three hikers killed in Utah amid searing heat wave
The fatalities included a father and a daughter who got lost in Canyonlands National Park, law enforcement officials said.
How Trump shooting unfolded in 13 striking pictures
A picture timeline of the attempted assassination on Donald Trump.
Trump wins the election here, inch from death: How world's papers reacted
Monday's front pages around the world were dominated by Saturday evening's assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Jill Stein on "surge" of support after Biden's debate disaster
Green Party candidate says Joe Biden's "cognitive issues" have been known about "for some time."
Trump given wide immunity, 'Vague': Today's newspaper review
Tuesday's front pages are dominated by the decision to grant Donald Trump substantial immunity while the New York Post has mocked up a cover of Vogue magazine.
Far-right surge, Biden campaign scrambles: Today's front pages
Monday's front pages cover the strong lead taken by the far-right in French elections and "frenzied efforts" by the Biden campaign to save his re-election bid.
French shares surge as far-right takes lead in election
Paris benchmark index briefly climbed 2.8% after the far-right National Rally took a lead in the first round of legislative elections.
Far-right National Rally takes strong lead in French election
Marine Le Pen's party and its allies won around a third of the vote, delivering a blow to President Emmanuel Macron.
"Biden disaster", "Good night, Joe!": How world reacted
Newspapers and news websites across the world led on Friday morning with Joe Biden's performance in the presidential debate.
Today's front pages: Trump and Biden's mental acuity, Orthodox drafted
Wednesday's front pages preview the first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump and the decision to draft ultra-Orthodox students in Israel.
Open border killer, schools phone ban: Today's front pages
Tuesday's front pages feature the story of an alleged rapist and murderer who crossed into the U.S. illegally four times and a possible cell phone ban.
Heat wave coming for USA, Trump's VP pick: Today's front pages
Monday's front pages cover the impending heat wave that is due to hit much of the central and eastern U.S. this week—and the latest on Donald Trump's VP pick.
GOP eyes tax cuts, Hunter Biden's "secret weapon": today's front pages
Monday's newspaper front pages focus on the Israeli raid to free hostages and the surge of far-right parties in EU elections
D-Day 80 years on, Biden age "concerns": Today's front pages
This morning's front pages feature the 80th anniversary of D-Day, new "concerns" over Joe Biden's health, and a 12th straight month of record temperatures.
