The New York Yankees need to fill the void left in their starting rotation following injuries to a few key pitchers.

A new polls shows that the Kentucky Republican, who has criticized the Trump administration, is losing support.

A new survey finds 80 percent of Californians want the state to control borders with other states "like a country."

The U.S. has revoked the band's visa and British police have begun investigations into the chants

The Atlanta Braves might not be a contender this season, but they could still look to swing a trade or two for the future.

To really make America healthy, the administration should strengthen, not weaken, air quality protections—and that starts with supporting clean manufacturing.

"What he really wants is to be part of a family, a place to stretch out, get some treats, and just be loved for who he is," the shelter said.

Everything seems to indicate that the Open Championship will not be returning to Trump Turnberry anytime soon.

Kourtni Price told Newsweek the discovery "sparked conversations about creativity, resourcefulness, and home building."

A base that hosts 150 ICBMs has been overrun by the rodents, which have caused structural damage at the facility.

The alleged Iranian intelligence asset was spying on Jewish targets, prosecutors said.

The Boston Red Sox are searching for a replacement for Rafael Devers, and one talented slugging corner infielder could be an option for them.

Starting this summer, Social Security will withhold 50% of benefits from overpaid recipients, up from the previous 10% rate.

Now on U.S. soil, I'm watching trust erode.

For four years, under the radical policies of the Biden administration, our southern border was opened and illegal immigration was encouraged.

Women's March is urging people to join or host block parties, marches and other events over the holiday weekend.

Mark Kensey told Newsweek: "By some freak coincidence, the guy who had originally purchased the CD from the radio station replied."

"The look on my face is totally authentic—I was shocked," the woman told Newsweek.

"My husband and I bawled like babies. She took a piece of all of our hearts when she passed," Vanessa told Newsweek.

North Korea's former navy chief and a shipyard manager were scrubbed from official photos over their role in May's botched launch of a new warship.