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Florida, California and several European capitals are among the most-popular spots to visit over Thanksgiving.
Savers across the U.S. are benefitting from a healthy stock market, with younger generations also embracing retirement investment.
Blind senior cat Betty was abandoned, overlooked, and waiting—until a viral TikTok landed her a forever home.
Jen Shah from "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" will be reunited with her family for the holidays.
"I think it's a very saddening thing that hatred is a lot more normalized online than kindness," Frankie Petrino told Newsweek.
After a rocky NFL debut, Stephen A. Smith warns Browns QB Shedeur Sanders as he prepares for his first start against the Raiders.
As the workforce embraces robots, there could be implications on the Social Security Administration.
The latest edition of Newsweek Sports Betting 📩 covers Week 13 in college football, including USC vs. Oregon.
“Until now, we didn’t have a national picture of where epilepsy affects older adults the most,” said study author Weichuan Dong.
The terminal’s MetroLink rail service was suspended for roughly three hours following the shooting.
One user commented: “Human training.” Another added: “there are more subtle body language signs that you aren’t seeing.”
Noah Baumbach discusses his collaboration with Linus Sandgren, how movies are not what they were, and his new film, Jay Kelly.
"He suffered from classic tan chihuahua syndrome," the volunteer explained.
A stabbing suspect was reportedly shot by the Mexican law enforcement after crossing into Mexico, following a pursuit.
A new poll released on Friday showed a tight race between Governor Joe Lombardo and Attorney General Aaron Ford.
President Donald Trump recently said the raids "haven't gone far enough" despite pushback.
A California man with two prior DUI convictions fatally struck a 13-year-old boy as he walked to school, authorities said.
All of California's major reservoirs are at or above historical average, according to recent data from the state water agency.
Mark Epstein echoed previously reported concerns that the Trump administration is tampering with the files ahead of their release.