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The situation at the Line of Control dividing India and Pakistan at Kashmir "remains tense and unpredictable," United Nations Peacekeeping told Newsweek.

"Since you can't answer the phone right now, can you give me all the stuff back you stole from my house??" Star recently commented on his now ex-boyfriend's recent Instagram's post.

Results of the new Morning Consult–Politico survey come two days after the first presidential debate, which was marked by consistent interruptions and arguing.

"These supporters of Mr. Raniere asked me to sign a petition," Knox explained in an email to an Albany publication. "I personally do not know enough about the case to make any judgments about whether his conviction is wrongful or not."

"It should be super-easy to condemn white supremacists," H.R. McMaster said.

"These enhanced security protocols will ensure greater transparency and will help stop attempts at illegal voting," Governor Greg Abbott said about reducing the number of ballot drop-off locations in Texas counties.

Three houseguests are going home in tonight's two-hour episode.

As their countries battle at home, Newsweek spoke to Armenian and Azerbaijani ambassadors to the U.S., who disagree on much but both see Washington as having an important role in resolving their deadly conflict.

With less than two months to go to Election Day, Biden and the Democrats must keep their eyes on the prize.

The annual week-long celebration is a March Madness bracket-style tournament, honoring the animals as they get ready to hibernate for the winter.

A key finding of the study was that President Donald Trump was "by far the largest single component" of COVID-19 misinformation.

Lukashenko is hoping the winter will disperse the street protests. But even if he does succeed in clinging on, the country around him has been changed by this past summer—and will keep changing at an unpredictable pace.

The Colorado home isn't in foreclosure anymore, so technically, it's still owned by Watts, even as he's sitting in prison.

Pelosi, though more optimistic on the prospects for a potential deal than she was previously, made clear that she and Mnuchin still do not have an agreement and remain far apart on several issues.

Although bookmakers say Trump's chances of being re-elected fell after the first debate, betting analysts say his latest odds are better than they were this time four years ago.

The measure was adopted in a 397-5 bipartisan vote—with Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz, Texas Rep. Louie Gohmert, Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins, Iowa Rep. Steve King, and Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie voting against the resolution.

A spokesperson for Amazon confirmed the company will remove the product from its listings.

It's not spooky season without "Hocus Pocus."

Pokémon wearing different articles of clothing will be catchable during this event.

"Fortnite" finally has its Wolverine skin, but it's pretty hard to get. In this guide, we'll show you how to locate and defeat the difficult boss.

In honor of October 1, a day marked for honoring pumpkin spice, we're sharing a few special recipes to get in the spirit.

A bystander captured the altercation on video, which begins with the woman shouting at the employee and telling them: "We're not leaving."

Erotique in Bozeman is giving away 2020 red, white and blue sex toys to women who vote, no matter if they're Democrats or Republicans.

Alaska's August 18 primary election occurred without any of the estimated 130 residents in the newly constructed village of Mertarvik receiving a ballot.

The state currently has 3,661 active coronavirus cases, health department figures show, with a total of 100 deaths reported in September.