The British monarch met Justin Trudeau in a public display of support after Donald Trump spoke of annexing Canada.

The 'Freaky Friday' actress brought the glamour with her look in a rare red carpet appearance with her husband.

In a Lake County courtroom, 23-year-old Robert E. Crimo III reversed his previous not-guilty plea in the Highland Park shooting.

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has declared a state of emergency.

One TikTok user wrote: "Awwwww, Pup just wanted his own biscuit maker!"

MLB spring training continues on Monday as the Red Sox take on the Orioles at Ed Smith Stadium in Sarasota, Florida.

The designer has been working with digital art since they were 10, yet their hard work keeps getting mistaken for AI.

Newsweek speaks with Atlassian Williams Racing team principal James Vowles ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

UFC light heavyweight champion wants his UFC 313 opponent to put his money where his mouth is, with a $200,000 charity bet.

FS Charles de Gaulle is the first French aircraft carrier to be sent to the Pacific Ocean in over five decades.

The investor said tariffs are akin to an "act of war" and represented "a tax on goods" for Americans.

Rep. Brandon Gill said that he plans to introduce a bill to feature Trump's likeness on the $100 note after his current term.

The cat was "absolutely terrified" and "some travelers were very cruel and kicked him," the veterinarian who rescued him told Newsweek.

Buvaisar Saitiev, a former State Duma deputy of Chechen descent, was found dead in Moscow on Sunday.

A variety of winter weather-related warnings were in place for multiple U.S. states on Monday morning.

The average refund amount has increased from the previous year too.

Tara told Newsweek: "Moose are wanderers and they roam all over, so sometimes I see her multiple times a day and then sometimes I won't see her for months."

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. called for people to "understand their options to get the MMR vaccine."

Eleanor Wise told Newsweek she was "surprised to see when I removed the drywall that there were floor-to-ceiling bookshelves."

Kassidy Richardson told Newsweek: "I knew they would be so excited. They just show excitement in completely different ways!