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An animal behaviorist told Newsweek how dog parents can help heal their pets' emotional wounds

Jen Gressett decided to design a tiny new home for herself after falling in love with "living with less," she told Newsweek.

"Sally doesn't know the goats are actually SUPPOSED to stay with the dogs," the poster said.

Judge Roy Ferguson, a Democrat who has held the position since 2013, will not seek reelection, and no Democrats have filed to succeed him.

"I feel that there is such a bad stigma about psych and behavioral health units because of how they are portrayed in movies or shows," said nurse Matthew Leo.

Lauren Boebert's recent decision to run for reelection in a different district in 2024 has been criticized by some.

Attorney Alan Dershowitz said he wants "everything" in the soon-to-be-unsealed Jeffrey Epstein documents to be released.

The fundamental right of every child to be born and live is a core principle that should unite us all.

A breeder looks for signs that the puppies' hearing is "coming online."

"We didn't know anything about it, and everything we saw online definitely didn't make us feel any better," Megan McMorris told Newsweek.

Over the years, Kate has been photographed meeting royals from the world's remaining monarchies, from queens to crown princesses.

The former president said he may target Democratic stronghold states such as New York and New Jersey in his latest White House bid.

Hazardous conditions spanned the U.S. southwest as a storm moved through the region on Wednesday.

After being granted early release, Gypsy Rose Blanchard has moved in with her husband Ryan Anderson, sharing a loved-up selfie to Instagram.

Several inches of snow could fall in Death Valley National Park later in January, according to a weather model.

Nevada's primary system has confused Republican voters.

The law requires XL bully owners to keep their dogs on a lead and muzzled when in public.

A journalist was briefly blocked from accreditation at a Trump campaign event this week, raising questions over media freedom.

For the first time in almost a decade, Disney has not been the top dog at the box office but it had plenty of excuses for it.

"Mocha loves it," the dog's owner told Newsweek.

"The fact that he showed restraint and didn't indulge himself was amazing in itself," commented one social media user.

"The victim was transported to University Hospital and is reportedly in critical condition," a police spokesperson told Newsweek.

Jimmy Kimmel threatened legal action against quarterback Aaron Rodgers over the Epstein claim.

Prince Louis' strong bond with Princess Charlotte was on full display when a cousin got between the royal siblings.

The number of Americans canceling their subscriptions to streaming services rose to 6.3 percent in November.