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A criminal complaint approved by federal prosecutors outlines six charges against Muge Ma, including wire fraud, bank fraud and making false statements to a bank.

RVs offer a self-contained travel alternative for those looking for a change of scenery this summer—and beyond.

The renewed spotlight on the role Norma McCorvey played on both sides of one of the most contentious issues in the U.S. previews the tensions the country is likely to face this summer as the Supreme Court decides a case that could erode Roe v. Wade.

Douglas Wigdor announced he would no longer be representing Tara Reade a day after California defense attorneys say they will review cases in which Reade testified.

Earlier this month, the Justice Department abruptly moved to drop the charges against Flynn.

"We give away a lot of money and it's very easy to impersonate us without that blue checkmark. It might save a couple people from getting scammed and it does look cool."

"In general, I think most of the country is doing it in a prudent way," the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said about reopening efforts thus far.

The "Summertime Sadness" singer is drawing heat for remarks about other pop stars that many have interpreted as racist.

The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment issued the order to close after the facility reportedly failed to comply with an investigation.

Donald Trump's campaign and supporters are accusing Joe Biden of "race-baiting" with remarks he made on a morning radio show Friday.

Polls show Republican Senate candidate Martha McSally slipping in her race to beat well-funded former astronaut Democrat Mark Kelly in one of the most-watched races in the country—and conservative groups have begun to invest their money elsewhere.

Prime Day may be delayed, but there's reportedly another noteworthy sale coming to the online retailer later this year.

Between recently out fundraising his opponent, the state's political makeup, and the absence of a Democratic candidate, the independent has caught the eye of the Democratic Party.

Only half of Americans say they intend to get vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, according to a new poll.

There are nine matches on the card, including three championship matches.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Russia of "flagrantly" violating the multilateral deal, with which the U.S. is now set to end compliance in six months.

Approximately 68 percent of registered voters have a favorable view of former President Barack Obama, while only 48 percent have a favorable view of presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, and 43 have a favorable view of president Donald Trump.

China is actively "trying to exploit" the gap between federally protected information and what's produced in the public realm, national security experts and legislators told Newsweek.

"We should stop rewarding wealth and start rewarding work," the former vice president said.

Rodman's defense of The Last Dance comes after Horace Grant claimed the documentary was edited to make Jordan look better.

"I don't want to jinx myself, but I'll tell you why: The American people, they fully understand what's at stake here," the former Vice President said during an appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" on Thursday.

The HEROES Act, which contains measures for further direct stimulus payments, has stalled in the Senate after being passed by the House.

Americans are questioning the prospect of a second round of direct stimulus payments amid the COVID-19 crisis.

During a radio show interview, Biden pushed back against criticism of his record with legislation affecting black people and highlighted ways he intends to reform criminal justice.

Newsweek is partnering with the respected global data research firm Statista Inc. to establish a ranking of Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers in the United States 2020. The final rankings will be published in Newsweek magazine and on Newsweek.com