Why won't Newatand go into folder?

I try and try, and the folders just slide away. I'm trying to streamline my home screen, and it's becoming quite infuriating.

Skydiver119 explained it pretty well and I don't have anything more useful to add except to say, getting infuriated over this folder is sort of counterproductive. I don't use Newsstand either and more that likely never will. I just toss off to a screen that I don't use like Skydiver suggested.
Newsstand is a folder already - a special folder as well that is designed to work with magazine and newspaper subscriptions. It is not supposed to be moved into another folder. Moving it into another folder, is very, very tricky to do. I used to have it in another folder but I removed it for experimental purposes and I have had no luck getting back into a folder again.
Just ignore it and move on - and it might not hurt to leave some feedback. This one is one feature that seems like a you either love it or hate it kind of thing. Maybe if Apple gets enough complaints about it, they will turn it into an optional downloadable app/folder and let those of us who have absolutely no use for this, come up with a way to ditch it off of our devices.
https://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html

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