Students who take the exam this spring and summer won't have to wait too long to see their test results.

The tariffs are part of a new plan announced by President Donald Trump yesterday on what he dubbed "Liberation Day."

Princess Charlotte has been seen making memories with her cousin Mia Tindall at a number of royal events.

The missile-armed submarine, USS Minnesota, has been operating around Australia since late February.

Warren said on social media some people have been marked on the Social Security website as "not currently receiving payments."

Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Agency confirmed Miller Gardner's cause of death on Wednesday night.

Countries across Asia are quietly stitching together defense ties in a web of cooperation around China.

A tax return may be inaccurate or incomplete for various reasons, and can result in it being rejected by the IRS.

Homeowners in Hawaii need to work the highest number of days per month to afford their mortgage payments.

Tensions are growing between the U.S. and Iran, with France saying war could be "inevitable"

Trump unveiled sprawling reciprocal tariffs against America's trading partners all over the world.

Videos posted on social media show significant damage and downed trees in the city, making some roads impassable.

Gmail told Newsweek it needed more information about censorship claims made against it by the TNM but said it would investigate further once this is provided.

Affordable home upgrades enhance comfort, security, and convenience for homeowners under $100.

Liam Lawson has opened up on his sudden Red Bull demotion ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka.

A Catholic charity is seeking an exemption for unemployment insurance payments.

The National Weather Service issued dozens of tornado warnings

One storm chaser was described as "insane" after getting dangerously close to a monster of a storm.

President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on major U.S. trading partners on Wednesday.

The military aircraft brought down power lines as it hit the ground, leaving hundreds of locals without electricity.