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The couple got married in March 2022 after 10 years together.

After philosophy professor Ben Chan secured his victory on Tuesday's "Tournament of Champions," questions were raised over one of his responses.

Whether you're losing someone to death or divorce, we must get comfortable with being uncomfortable.

"I'll never understand how the 90's worked!" one user wrote.

The state's reservoirs are currently at 83 percent, which is 22 percent higher than usual, meaning good things for water supply.

Two fronts from the Northwest and Great Lakes are expected to merge, bringing heavy snowfall to Colorado and the Rockies into Thursday.

"That is not something that we do here," press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told a White House briefing on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Arunachal Pradesh to inaugurate the strategic Sela Tunnel, which has irked China.

Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister, on NATO, nuclear weapons, getting used to war and what Europe must do to protect itself

"I allowed myself room to move and try different things and I think that started this whole guy who jumps around from genre to genre," James Marsden tells Newsweek.

The Internal Revenue Service has launched Direct File, its free-to-use tax-filing pilot across several states.

Local authorities said a suspected gas leak was to blame for Wednesday's powerful blast.

New lines of barriers have been constructed along the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass as Texas's standoff with the Biden administration continues.

Arthur was adopted from the Humane Society of Eastern Carolina in 2013, but a decade later he's back in circumstances that angered many online.

China's coast guard and unofficial maritime militia have been spotted near potential South China Sea flashpoints, the U.S. ally says.

Newsweek has some hints and tips to help you crack today's "Wordle" puzzle.

Russia is technically ready for a nuclear war, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned.

Donald Trump could try to buy Greenland for the United States in a second term, according to an international relations expert.

Manila is stepping up patrols in disputed waters and embarking on a decade-long military modernization campaign as tensions in the South China Sea escalate.

Molly Gibson's husband left arguably the two worst possible things by the back door to their house which leads to their bedroom.

The Russian president is expected to easily secure a fifth term as head of state in the tightly controlled election that starts on Friday.

Putin has said that Trump scolded him for "sympathizing" with the current U.S. president and asked him: "do you want Sleepy Joe to win?"

Nikki Haley won more than 77,000 votes in Georgia despite ending her presidential campaign after the Super Tuesday results.

The Colorado House Republican hinted that the GOP's House majority could soon be over.

Lara Trump has promised the RNC will devote "massive resources" to election integrity after her election as co-chair.