"It's his world and we live in it," the poster wrote on her viral TikTok clip.

The actor was charged by prosecutors with offenses alleged to have happened between 1999 and 2005.

One of the most popular games in the world will be playable at no extra cost on Xbox and PC for Game Pass subscribers later this month.

The U.S. added 228,000 jobs in March, well ahead of expectations, while the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.2 percent.

The first edition of Newsweek Sports' MLB power rankings for the 2025 season, with the Dodgers and Padres fighting at the top.

"The MeidasTouch Podcast" has continued to rise since President Donald Trump returned to office in January.

One fire left two plants without power, while another factory suffered a toxic chemicals spill.

Several marijuana-related bills have been introduced in Florida's 2025 legislative session so far, but few have gained traction.

House Speaker Mike Johnson opposes a proposal that would allow new parents in the House to vote by proxy.

Jess Katz told Newsweek that Ziggy is "settling in great," and their other three dogs have "really helped her feel more confident."

Saturday's Xfinity race at Martinsville has prompted a former NASCAR driver to call out youngsters who race with a lack of respect.

The Japanese Grand Prix Free Practice 2 session kicked off with intense track action, featuring four red flags on the first day.

The Formula One Driver revealed how he escaped the wrath of a powerful earthquake when he landed in Thailand.

Art, music, and rich writing give us reason to fight, to strive for a freer tomorrow.

Tax season is almost at an end, with payments and returns due nationwide on April 15.

Four Republican senators joined Democrats on Wednesday to pass a resolution that would block Trump's tariffs on Canada.

With rumors that Musk is set to depart DOGE, the passage of one of his promises, the stimulus checks, through Congress could be postponed.

"The black kitty BARELY tapped him," defended one user in the comments section.

Thousands of probationary employees at the IRS who were laid off earlier this year have been told to report back to work by April 14, according to reports.

Design leads from Hyundai, Scout Motors, Kia, Toyota and Ram tell Newsweek what they see on the horizon.