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"They are the choice weapon for accurate, legal strikes," one Israeli drone operator told Newsweek.

Overweight and obese people may be more at risk of gaining weight during periods of depression and poor mental health.

The viral video has over 1 million views and it turns out other owners feel the same when they aren't with their furry friend.

One TikTok user commented: "You got me again"

A viral TIkTok alleges Starbucks' CEO is "begging for forgiveness" over statements about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

All dogs enjoy getting love and attention. However, some may not like to be petted in certain ways or by certain people.

Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted in 2021 for killing two people and injuring a third during racial justice protests in 2020.

Not long ago, attaining a college degree was among the most universally esteemed aspirations in this country. Not anymore.

One commenter said: "What soulful eyes he has. He deserves all the love."

Former President Donald Trump might speak during the defense's closing argument in his New York civil fraud trial on Thursday.

"Can't get enough of this," wrote a viewer on Instagram.

The snap shows the Illinois native in a chair wearing a bulletproof vest and holding a rifle.

Judge Arthur Engoron has ruled that Donald Trump cannot deliver closing remarks at his civil fraud trial in New York.

The release of new Jeffrey Epstein documents led to claims that Trump had been identified as Doe 174.

According to Jeffrey Epstein's brother, the convicted sex offender eventually thought former Presidnet Donald Trump was a "crook."

"More safe spaces are needed for people to be able to understand each other better," said Alexis Cole.

"There was an obvious path to take post-'Hunger Games.' But I made a conscious choice to say 'no' to a lot of things and not really just follow a predetermined [path]," Josh Hutcherson tells Newsweek's Parting Shot about his unique career choices.

Representatives were seen sparring over the appearance of President Joe Biden's son at the House Oversight Committee hearing on Wednesday.

One part of the U.S. is bracing for wind chill temperatures as cold as minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit.

"This method is far better than leaving the animals to slowly die on the beach," marine biologist Culum Brown told Newsweek.

Texas Republicans want the candidate backed by the governor to be removed from the primary ballot over his residency.

Of all times in the year, just after the holidays, January sees the most divorces.

"If this was a suicide, why are all these things hidden?" Mark Epstein asked during an interview with Piers Morgan.

Mortgage applications spiked by about 10 percent for the week ending January 5, lenders said.

"I'm not gonna sit in there and listen to that drivel," Representative Warren Davidson said as he exited the conference meeting early.