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The Pirates and Phillies look to break the scoreboard, the Padres look good against the Guardians, and White Sox look to pull the upset.

The West Virginia Senator said "the time has come for him [Biden] to pass the torch to a new generation."

Several conservatives have responded after Trump said the policy proposals were created by the "severe right."

The Chiefs' quest for a three-peat is being driven by "peer pressure".

When the two best friends learned Poker and Aida were retiring, they jumped at the opportunity to adopt them.

Morgan Rachal, 29, told Newsweek that "it's a waiting game" as there is currently no cure for her daughter's condition.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made major noise ahead of the 2020 presidential election but have been silent in 2024.

The agency denied some requests for additional resources from the former president's security detail over the past two years, reports have claimed.

From Disney fish to champion horses, these unusual tasks are perfect for animal lovers looking for extra cash.

The Duchess of Sussex has showcased a number of elegant all-white outfits so far this year, following her taste for neutral tones.

"Driver was a loyal companion that loved adventure and wanted to go everywhere with me," Kevin Leurquin told Newsweek.

The problems caused by Friday's CrowdStrike outage continues to ground a number of flights amid airport chaos.

The aerospace giant will not bring any test aircraft to Farnborough starting Monday, citing a new focus on safety, quality and meeting customer commitments.

From judo to ice skating, these women are improving their mental health by picking up activities that are most loved by kids.

The Republican's comments came after the former House speaker avoided endorsing the president last week.

The former president made the remarks at a rally in Michigan, his first since he survived an assassination attempt a week ago.

Amid searingly beautiful glacial landscapes, via interviews and in scores of documents, Newsweek documented potential "dual-use" Chinese research in the Arctic.

After more than two decades of waiting, the countdown is on for the highly-anticipated "Gladiator" sequel.

Meghan "chose to be there for her husband" at the ESPYs despite the controversy surrounding them, "The Royal Report" has heard.

China's presence in the strategically important Arctic is growing as it strives to become a "polar great power," interweaving science, security and economy.

"Russian fighters identified the aerial target as a pair of B-52H strategic bombers of the US Air Force," the country's MoD said.

A U.S. High Speed Rail Association plan would build a 220-mile-per-hour high-speed rail network across America in four phases.

The bear took off after the Ring camera said: "You are currently being recorded."

Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you figure out Sunday's "Connections" puzzle.

Newsweek has some handy tips and clues that will help you work out the answer to Sunday's "Wordle."