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While federal stimulus payments might have ended, there are still rebates on the table for taxpayers in 2024.

The ex-chief White House adviser tells Newsweek that the House speaker needs to be more forceful to gain traction on a real solution for the U.S.-Mexico border.

Think that Kelce has been a bit too distracted this season? You might want to reconsider.

Biden typically relies on teleprompters but has gone off-script a few times in recent months, leading to challenges for his staff.

As Americans face significant debt and an uncertain economic future, a bankruptcy attorney has revealed the three things you should never do.

Cohen told Newsweek that he would appeal Tuesday's decision on his prison lawsuit to the high court.

Closing arguments are expected next week after a tumultuous fraud trial in New York.

New York City and other Interstate 95 corridor cities have seen limited snowfall since the 2022 winter season.

Putin said that the U.S. and its Western allies are working against "the existence of Russia" and are Moscow's true "enemy."

Almost in defiance of the cultural quicksand around her, Taylor Swift has become a juggernaut for women's voices.

"This game is for every single person in America, on every single side of every single political issue," Brace Belden said.

Many Americans are having to make "difficult decisions" as debt continues to rise, the millennial woman told Newsweek.

A new survey shows that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political future could be numbered once the Gaza war ends.

Flemish giants typically weigh between 15 to 22 pounds, with the record weighing in at 50 pounds.

Penix threw for 430 yards and two touchdowns in Washington's 37-31 win over Texas in the College Football Playoff semifinals.

New details about Jeffrey Epstein are set to be revealed this week through court documents.

Trump faces one disqualification case that could result in his removal from "the entire Western seaboard."

Trump once called Epstein a "terrific guy" who liked women "on the younger side."

The Kansas City Chiefs' star's agents always believed he had A-list celebrity potential.

The Department of Education said the introduction of the new FAFSA form was a "soft launch" and urged patients from applicants.

If you have a nervous cat and want to throw a house party, you should make sure your cat has access to a hiding spot to get away from the commotion.

Now that the NFL Week 18 schedule has been confirmed, it's almost time to sit back and watch the fireworks.

The NFL legend played for the Wolverines from 1995 to 1999 and was clearly happy that his old team had progressed.

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Claudine Gay's presidential tenure was the shortest in Harvard's history.