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Greg Gutfeld defended Florida's controversial slavery curriculum by saying usefulness "kept you alive" during the Holocaust.

The decision was intended to absolve those who were "lied to, ripped off, and saddled with mountains of debt" by a Colorado college with dubious credentials.

A tentative agreement has been reached between the Teamsters and UPS, affecting about 340,000 workers.

"If we could just get some of her testosterone put into McCarthy for the next 72 hours, maybe we salvage something," Bannon said.

It's time to have a difficult conversation about manhood in the United States.

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner said the Jan. 6 investigation has entered its final stage.

From the workforce of Starbucks, Amazon, and Apple, to rail workers, writers, and actors, the struggle to secure a good life is raging across the nation.

Shortly after his arraignment, Latah County prosecutor Bill Thompson announced in a court filing that the state was intending to seek the death penalty.

One of the four victims had previously accused Jesse Calhoun—a person of interest in her death—of choking her, her grieving father says.

Pastor Hank Kunneman referenced Ramaswamy's Hindu faith in a recent sermon warning Americans not to vote for him.

"It's a wiener retriever! Or a golden wiener," one user wrote under the post with 7.6 million views. "Can we go with Golden Weetriever?" another added.

Greene has sponsored at least 10 articles of impeachment against President Joe Biden since he took office in January 2021.

A higher-than-usual number of bear attacks have been reported in recent months, with typical estimates putting their odds at 1 in 2.7 million.

"She kept giving us a look of 'How could you do this to me?'" the disgruntled Labrador's owner told Newsweek.

Red states around the country are pushing increasingly restrictive bills to limit transgender rights.

A spokesperson for Country Music TV previously confirmed to Newsweek that Aldean's music video was no longer on its airways.

The new groups will "strengthen the protection of public order and ensure public safety during the period of mobilization, during martial law, in wartime."

Evangelical Christian theologian Russell Moore has been a frequent Trump critic.

Harry the English bulldog has been spoiled since he was a puppy, dog owner Debra Curtis told Newsweek.

"Am I obligated to help them?" the man asked fellow users on Reddit.

Marjorie Taylor Greene's use of Hunter Biden's nude photos at a congressional hearing caused outrage.

James "is now in stable condition and no longer in ICU," according to a statement from his family.

One historian told Newsweek that the guidelines resurrect the "myths of slaveholders."

The new mother zoomed between her owner and her babies, tail wagging the entire time.

Scientists have studied the charred remains from an elite building that burned down to gain insight into the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem in 586 B.C.E. .