Representative James Comer has alleged that an investigation into the cocaine reportedly discovered at the White House was obstructed.

Many families in the U.S. face growing challenges in accessing high-quality maternity care. That's why Newsweek and Statista are happy to recognize America's Best Maternity Hospitals 2025.

A 'Wheel of Fortune' thought she was returning for the 50th anniversary celebration.

It comes amid Trump's sentencing in his hush money case, which will officially make him the first convicted felon to serve as President.

Our pet dogs may be giving us dangerous infections and spreading antibiotic-resistant bacteria, a study has found.

The dog pack rushed with excitement and confusion over her first howl.

Evidence points to the possibility that the coffin belonged to an important person, perhaps the head of a prominent family.

As a convicted felon, President-elect Donald Trump has lost the right to possess firearms.

German authorities told Newsweek that a towing connection to the ship had been established, and that the 24-strong crew was safe.

Social media users were astonished by the footage in the viral clip, with one saying, "This freaks me out."

The Monster Among Men has been taken out by a "severe" health risk.

Menendez is the first senator convicted of abusing a committee leadership role and acting as a foreign agent.

"Light pollution will irreparably impact the capabilities for astronomical observation," the ESO's Xavier Barcons said.

California using inmates to fight wildfires has sparked widespread debate and accusations of exploitation.

Fighting intensifies near Pokrovsk and many have speculated whether Russia can sustain the war effort in Donetsk due to a loss of soldiers and equipment.

Earlier this week, the Pacific Palisades fire became the most destructive in Los Angeles city history.

Firefighters are continuing to battle a series of major fires ravaging the Los Angeles area that have left at least 10 people dead and devastated communities.

"I want kids to be able to learn instruments, learn production and songwriting," the singer-songwriter said.

Milo Ventimiglia and his pregnant wife, Jarah Mariano, escaped the L.A. wildfires, but suffered a major loss days before baby's birth.

"I'm just sharing a life that works for us. Our kids are so lucky to have two parents at home who love each other," the mom told Newsweek.