The Pokémon Company revealed a host of new and exciting announcements during its big Pokémon Day presentation.

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Sara Leeds, 30, had been sensing signs of this special gift from her grandpa for days.

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Andrew and Tristan Tate left Romania for Florida after a travel ban was lifted, amid ongoing criminal investigations. Follow Newsweek's live blog.

Balancing risky budget cuts with extensive tax reductions may force Republicans to backtrack on many of their key America First promises.

Ukrainian soldiers voiced their concerns about finalizing the rare earths deal with the U.S., and what they want in return.

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Pokémon Champions has been revealed in the Pokémon Day stream and is a battle simulator for Switch and mobile.

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The Mets, faced with injuries to two of their veteran starting pitchers, have signed another to a minor league contract as spring training gets underway.