Natalie Venegas
Weekend Reporter
Natalie Venegas is a Weekend Reporter at Newsweek based in New York. Her focus is reporting on education, social justice issues, healthcare, crime and politics while specializing on marginalized and underrepresented communities. Before joining Newsweek in 2023, Natalie worked with news publications including Adweek, Al Día and Austin Monthly Magazine. She is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor's in journalism. You can get in touch with Natalie by emailing n.venegas@newsweek.com
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Mark Cuban raises question about Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris poll
Cuban raised a question to Elon Musk on Sunday about the amount of votes to the amount of engagement a poll he conducted about Trump and Harris received.
Russia warns Kremlin changing nuclear war policy in response to West
Recent weeks have seen Ukraine launch its own counteroffensive into Kursk—marking the first time Russian territory has been seized since World War II.
Lindsey Graham pours cold water on Donald Trump's new campaign promise
Following the former president's IVF campaign promise, the Republican senator said on Sunday that he instead believes in a tax credit for children.
Jack Smith just teased "new evidence" against Trump—Legal analyst
The special counsel filed a revised indictment against the former president last week in his federal election subversion case.
Telegram CEO Durov charged in france over alleged criminal activity on app
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has been charged in France over allowing alleged criminal activity on the platform.
FAA grounds SpaceX after booster rocket mishap
Following an incident involving the Falcon 9 booster, the Federal Aviation Administration has grounded SpaceX launches.
Eighth person dies in listeria outbreak tied to Boar's Head deli neats
The CDC confirms an eighth person has died due to a listeria outbreak tied to Boar's Head deli meats recalled last month.
US Treasury Department takes action against money laundering in real estate
The U.S. Treasury Department has introduced new regulations against money laundering in real estate.
Pulse nightclub owners won't face charges for mass shooting
Police said Barbara and Rosario Poma, the former owners of Pulse nightclub, will not face charges for the 2016 mass shooting.
Kidney donations safer than previously thought: Study
A new study found kidney donors face a significantly lower risk of death than previously reported,
China warns Taiwan independence is greatest threat to regional stability
Following tensions over independence, China's foreign minister warned Taiwan's independence poses the greatest threat to regional stability.
First Jan. 6 Rioter to Enter US Capitol Sentenced to Prison
Michael Sparks was sentenced to more than four years in prison for his role in the January 6, 2021, riot.
Mexico puts "pause" on relations with US and Canadian embassies
Following tensions, Mexico's president announced t a "pause" in diplomatic relations with the U.S. and Canadian embassies.
10 missing Doberman puppies may be connected to breeder's death: Police
According to Colorado police,10 missing puppies may be linked to a dog breeder's death over the weekend.
Judge denies release of ex-gang leader accused of killing Tupac Shakur
Judge Carli Kierny denied another bail request to Duane "Keffe D" Davis, who was charged in the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur.
Former deputy jailer arrested in connection to escaped inmate
A former jailer has been charged in connection with the escape of an inmate who was apprehended near the DNC.
Kamala Harris campaign shifts attention to inflation
Kamala Harris has launched a new advertising campaign aimed at economic policies.
Zoo gives heartwarming update on giant panda twins
The Berlin Zoo provided updates into the health of newborn twin panda cubs.
Colorado GOP chair disputes vote removing him from position: "Illegitimate"
Dave Williams, chair of the Colorado Republican Party, is disputing the vote that ousted him from his position calling it "illegitimate."
Sean 'Diddy' Combs fights sexual misconduct lawsuit
Sean Combs fought back against Rodney Jones' sexual misconduct lawsuit on Monday by asking a federal judge to dismiss it.
Seattle airport hit with apparent cyberattack: What we know
The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has entered its third day of system outages..
11-year-old girl dies, 5 others injured after SUV crash in California
A young girl died after a vehicle crashed into a tree in the city of Stockton.
US National Park Service to receive largest grant in its history
The National Park Foundation is set to receive $100 million aimed at supporting more that 400 parks.
Arizona judge to consider dismissing "fake electors" case
A judge will consider whether to dismiss charges of individuals who are accused of signing a document falsely declaring Trump the winner in 2020.
German leader promises more deportations after mass stabbing in Solingen
A deadly knife attack in Solingen has raised concerns for stricter knife laws and deportations of rejected asylum-seekers.
Trump's "October surprise" may include RFK Jr.—Political analyst
"If I were JD Vance, I would stick by the phone," Jennifer Rubin said on Saturday.
Trump trails Kamala Harris in swing state poll by conservative group
According to a poll by American Greatness, Donald Trump trails the vice president by 2 points in Michigan.
JD Vance "absolutely" commits to Trump not imposing federal abortion ban
"We want the federal government to focus on these big economic and immigration questions. Let the states figure out their own abortion policy," Vance said.
Mary Trump's four-word response to new Donald Trump post
Mary Trump, the former president's estranged niece, made a social media post in response to a Truth Social image that shows Donald Trump on a lion.
Michigan attorney general issues new warning about Donald Trump
Dana Nessel took the stage on night three of the Democratic National Convention as she gave a speech warning against a second Trump term.
