Baseball fans can look forward to an exciting Spring Training showdown as the New York Mets take on the Houston Astros on Tuesday.

Samantha Johnson told Newsweek: "She kept looking back at me multiple times throughout the run, like, 'Mom, you can keep going.'"

The singer asked the public to keep her and the Tesla billionaire's 4-year-old son out of the spotlight.

State officials have released a third batch of maps showing fire hazards in California's Bay Area and the state's northern region.

"I was basically losing my mind," Brooke Dwight told Newsweek.

Sara Collins thought she was capturing a cute moment between her son and his stepdad. Instead, what happened left her speechless.

Playground Games' Fable was originally announced to be coming in 2025, but it needs a little more time in the oven.

"When leaders prioritize connection over compliance, trust goes up, and situations like this don't happen," an expert told Newsweek.

It was not clear whether the Chinese naval task group will transit westward to the waters south of mainland Australia.

Representative Dan Meuser said the bill will go "hand-in-hand" with DOGE's effort to root out waste in the federal government.

Kardashian shared that her 'heart breaks' for sister Kylie Jenner amid the tragic news.

Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel confirmed exactly what Tyreek Hill was suffering from in the 2024 season.

"Golly, this sure is rude!" an etiquette expert told Newsweek.

AI having the ability to complete programming tasks suggests new ways for thinking about how our economy will work.

"Justice started cuddling with my husband on the couch when he was first brought home at eight weeks," Joy Nelson told Newsweek.

Robert Pattinson will not be expanding his Batman role into James Gunn's new playground.

Global industry analyst Josh Bersin says we should be worrying about other things before we get to artificial intelligence and its impact on our futures.

Some $10,495-worth of drugs was hidden beneath the narco-wig, police said, and the suspect was arrested for trafficking.

The resignations of engineers, data scientists and product managers are a setback for Musk's tech-driven federal workforce purge.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov was asked about the U.S. president's comments that Moscow could accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine.