The nuclear powered USS Carl Vinson has entered the Indian Ocean, on its way to join the Harry S. Truman in the Middle East.

"I personally tell my closest friends and family everything," Madi told Newsweek. "I was basically talking to my family through the Ring."

"Our other rescue is also a full beagle, and they are nothing alike!" poster Leah Brasington told Newsweek.

Scottie Scheffler was rocking his Green Jacket and detailed his excitement for the Masters dinner, and shared who he will play a practice round with.

Jamie O'Neal told Newsweek that she at first walked alone but soon realized she wasn't the only mom in need of support.

Earlier that day, Samantha Silver cried and told Teddy it was OK for him to go, and she thinks he waited for her "to give him permission before he went."

"I'm all for it. If they can house these horrible criminals for a lot less money than it costs us, I'm all for it," Trump said.

Unfortunately, Tiger Woods will not play in the 2025 Masters, as the Big Cat will likely miss the rest of the season.

In today's context, silence is not neutrality. It is a strategic risk.

Mom Alex told Newsweek that Lucy will "definitely grow up to learn one day she went viral for being a shirt thief."

The sharp-toothed creatures are "very territorial of their nesting grounds," an environmental scientist told Newsweek.

The discovery ends a two-decade long search for the vessel.

"You could see in her eyes that she was begging for us not to put her back on the street," Alli Jaeger told Newsweek.

For internet users who were wondering how they did it, Luca and Lisa told Newsweek it's important to set the tone early.

The two states are facing similar challenges but have come to very different solutions.

"This situation is like a marriage suddenly hit by a financial earthquake," an expert told Newsweek.

HR expert David Rice told Newsweek: "This sounds like a manager who didn't want to be inconvenienced and let that cloud their judgment."

This week, payments will be made on April 9 to certain beneficiaries.

"I full on had a breakdown and panicked," the bride told Newsweek upon learning her dress and veil were nowhere to be seen.

Social media users were amused by the unusual fix, with one saying "now that's a landlord special."