China's Vice President Han Zheng will attend Trump's Inauguration Monday amid signs of diplomatic progress.

He has a thriving marketing company now—and he remembers those who supported him.

"These dogs don't know how to be dogs essentially. A lot of times they can't even be around people because they are so scared," she told Newsweek.

Capital One customers have been unable to access their direct debits, leaving them unsure how they will be able to pay their bills and other essential expenses.

The new treatment—which has been demonstrated in mice—reduces motor symptoms without the need for invasive implants.

Biden's administration announced weight loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy will be included on Medicare's list of medications subject to direct price negotiations.

President Trump and Congress must now do what is needed to leave "gender-affirming care" on the ash heap of history.

Roki Sasaki reportedly eliminated one of his three finalists Friday, suggesting he is close to ending the suspense of his free agency.

Several Joann stores are closing as the fabric and crafts store files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time.

A fire broke out at one of the world's largest battery storage plants in California's Monterey County on Thursday.

TikTok's future is in Donald Trump's hands, as President Joe Biden reportedly has no intention of enforcing a ban set to go into effect on Sunday.

The Toronto Blue Jays are running out of time to extend Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and could trade him to the New York Mets, who are pivoting from Pete Alonso.

Trump has filed a response in opposition to Willis' request that the Georgia Supreme Court review the Court of Appeals' ruling disqualifying Willis.

The Boston Red Sox's interest in slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is real, according to top MLB insider Jon Heyman.

Remote work became the norm—will returning to offices undo its success?

Agent Scott Boras hinted at a potential hang-up in contract negotiations between Alex Bregman and the Boston Red Sox.

Kama Menter was initially confused until her son told the doctor that the problems lay with "Troy." Then it all made sense.

The bill would prevent processed foods that contain any of 11 different additives from being sold in Arizona public schools.

"I filmed the video to send to a friend because I was scared of the result," the TikToker told Newsweek.

"I would move countries," wrote one viewer of the viral video, sharing the secondhand embarrassment.