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The struggling Raiders have made a major coaching move after their latest loss on Sunday to the Browns.
The Warriors have been waiting for forward Jonathan Kuminga to return from a case of patellar tendonitis.
Through the 12 games of his first full season with the Lakers, Luka Doncic has put together a historic stretch.
LeBron James' return to the Los Angeles Lakers has been quite the challenge after he missed several weeks with an injury.
Critics say DOGE’s cost-cutting was hasty and wasteful.
Morgan Geyser went missing after allegedly removing her GPS monitoring tag from her ankle.
Kilauea is one of the world's most active volcanoes.
The U.S. is developing its peace plan to end Russia's Ukraine war, with big progress in Geneva. Follow Newsweek's live coverage.
About 70 million Americans depend on the Social Security Administration for a monthly income.
Saudi Arabia has become the 20th country to obtain the designation.
Trump's former White House lawyer has said the president's desire to accumulate and abuse power is unprecedented.
Japan's defense minister said the missile deployment would reduce the possibility of an attack.
The Indian actor died at his home in Mumbai.
The U.S. is building 12 Columbia-class submarines armed with ballistic missiles to serve as its sea-based nuclear deterrent force.
Social media users were moved by the touching moment captured in the viral clip, with one saying: "This is precious."
Anti-ICE protests at a Home Depot store in California took the form of long lines of customers buying a 17-cent ice scraper.
Parts of the northern United States could see heavy snow that may disrupt Thanksgiving travel.
Silver, a political analyst, said Trump's disapproval rating "now exceeds the figure from a comparable point in his first term."
Debts, delinquencies, and defaults are pushing millions to the financial edge and threatening the country's economic stability.
According to researchers, the adapted treatment could help to prevent muscle damage and permanent physical impacts.