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.

U.S. President Donald Trump's handshake with Dutch King Willem-Alexander has gone viral on social media.

The forward deployment of warships marks Washington's commitment to maintaining a free and open Indo-Pacific region, the Navy said.

Joy Mbakwe told Newsweek that it was both "saddening and shocking" to hear her 2-year-old's realization.

The Open introduced a Monday playoff qualifier for 2026, giving fans more live action and a fresh way to experience golf's tradition.

The first round of Wimbledon continues on Tuesday with a packed schedule of matches, including top-ranked men's seed Jannik Sinner taking the court.

Wealthy buyers are looking to leave New York City and invest in a Florida home after Mamdani's stunning primary victory last week, real estate experts say.

American consumers are "being a little bit more careful" and looking for promotions and sales, a retail expert told Newsweek.

The California governor has a big-budget plan to boost La-La Land amid an industry exodus and growing global competition.

"Khamenei's position is surely weakened," Arash Azizi, who unveiled an alleged plot against the supreme leader, told Newsweek.

If Iran had had nuclear bomb capability, the U.S. and Israeli attacks probably would not have occurred.

Prospects for diplomatic engagement have looked dim amid a fragile ceasefire marked by political tensions