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"The American people need to know if President Biden sold out the United States of America to make money for himself," Representative James Comer said.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the "meaningful change" shows that the Fed is no longer anticipating future hikes, but he stopped short of pausing increases.

The Washington Legislature could not reach a compromise on statewide drug laws during its last day of session in April, prompting a special session.

Rep. Allred announced his 2024 Senate campaign against Cruz on Wednesday.

By refusing to testify, Trump could potentially lose his trial, but save his presidency in the process.

The proposal comes against a growing wave of enthusiasm for a shorter working week.

The Russian Foreign Ministry responded to a report that the U.S. military may place troops on Finnish bases.

After nearly three years of work, the California Reparation Task Force released estimates on restitution amounts for eligible Black residents.

"APD is investigating an active shooter in the area of 1110 W Peachtree St NW. Please shelter in place, or stay out of the area," Atlanta police said.

Lionel Messi has been suspended by Paris Saint-Germain after taking an "unauthorized" break in Saudi Arabia, and these photos show what he was doing there

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Since April, Bud Light and parent company Anheuser-Busch have faced criticism and calls to boycott the brand after it partnered with a transgender influencer.

Bishoi Khella has gone from ordering burgers for breakfast to going on 10k runs, six days a week.

The deadly encounter was praised by those who argued the former Marine responded appropriately and criticized by those who called for his arrest.

Ex-Fox News producer Abby Grossberg claimed that Carlson had the "power" to threaten and bully political candidates.

A family therapist told Newsweek that "it is within the right of the giver to decide where and to whom they want to pass on the heirloom."

"This is mine plus back interest," one TikTok user jokingly commented under a post about a steak-snatching dog.

"Cats are either terrified of the vacuum or obsessed, there is no in-between," wrote one TikTok user, while another commented "I think your cat is broken."

In his tabloid lawsuit 31-page witness statement, Harry drags up an embarrassing incident from Charles and Camilla's past, Newsweek's "The Royal Report" hears.

To be sure, our country faces many long-term challenges, but these problems are best addressed through the normal political process, not by one side holding the economy hostage.

The bill, if voted on and passed this legislative session, would accompany multiple other school-related safety bills passed by Texas lawmakers.

The younger brother of NFL star quarterback Patrick Mahomes was reportedly booked on a $100,000 bond.

"I honestly couldn't believe what I was seeing," Justin Crapps told Newsweek. "You could literally see him glowing under the water."

The cat's head appeared to have been deliberately and carefully placed under the most popular piece of children's play equipment, the RSPCA said.

Divimara Lamar Nava was booked into the Montgomery County jail on a felony charge of hindering the apprehension or prosecution of a known felon.