A preacher from the Sure Foundation Baptist Church in Indianapolis said LGBTQ+ people "deserve the death penalty."

The July 4 flooding of the Guadalupe River is life-threatening.

Alexa Stockhausen told Newsweek: "He's been bringing us joy for 16 years, and it means so much to share that joy with others."

A Tennessee congressman believes it is "essential" to add President Trump to Mount Rushmore to commemorate his "recent achievements."

Dozens of beaches across several states are closed or have health advisories in place due to elevated bacteria levels.

When the paralyzed dog goes for walks with his brother, he won't let his lack of movement slow him down.

Owner Brittany Parent told Newsweek: "It's become a sweet tradition, and Hatch definitely laps up all the attention!"

Critics argue it will turbocharge an already aggressive deportation machine, deepen suffering for millions of families, and offer tax cuts to wealthy Americans.

The 12-year-old cat's strange belly movements sparked pregnancy fears—until vets revealed a very different diagnosis.

Max Verstappen's father has voiced concern over Red Bull's declining performance, especially in light of what happened in Austria.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote a scathing dissent of the court's ruling allowing for people to be deported to "potentially dangerous countries without notice."

The National Garden of American Heroes is one of President Donald Trump's key priorities ahead of the 250th anniversary of American independence next year.

Viewers can't get enough of Bauer's appearance, as one person said that the dog "identifies as a golden retriever" now instead.

John Force returned to Richmond following his horrific crash during 2024, which left him with a traumatic brain injury.

Reflecting on the past 14 years, the father told Newsweek that it made him realize how quickly time goes, especially as a parent.

"We want to remind people that the joy and the power is in each other," Tamika Middleton, managing director of Women's March, told Newsweek.

Meijer Inc. announced a recall of thousands of cases of Frederik's Dark Chocolate Almonds on June 13 due to the possible presence of undeclared cashews.

Robert Bresnahan sold his shares in Centene Corporation, which delivers healthcare exchanges for Medicaid.

It felt natural to teach Bruno these hand signals which he picked up very quickly, as his owner joked that he's "a clever boy when he wants to be."

Bruno's owner Hannah Fouts told Newsweek: "Long story short, he took puppy eyes to a whole other level."