The heated exchange between Ty Dillon and Zane Smith has made it to social media.

Decommissioned Abrams tanks are Ukraine-bound despite concerns about their suitability, Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported.

"She thinks that I am setting her up for a marital crime that she had never committed," LBB told Newsweek.

The Philadelphia Phillies suffered a major roster loss on Sunday and their franchise slugger spoke out about a trade.

Producer Rob Worsoff told NewsNation that the intention is not to create a situation resembling the "Hunger Games for migrants."

Mary Wilson, 37, believes that filling up her cup first enables her to be a better mom to her son.

Prince Harry went viral as part of a social media trend that compares Black people and people with red hair.

Japan is set to test fire its state-of-the-art railgun on a ship-mounted turret.

Nearly 4,500 cases were pulled from shelves in 23 states after it was found that the affected cans had been mislabeled.

The finale of the sketch comedy show's 50th season, hosted by Scarlett Johansson, aired on Saturday.

The Bucharest mayor secured nearly 54 percent of the vote in Romania's presidential election on Sunday.

The San Francisco Giants got some bad news from their three-time Cy Young Award winner after a game against the Athletics.

The New York Yankees could make a significant roster change as a promising player continues to come up short.

"We were digging under the house to put some piping in for an understairs toilet," Christopher Jones told Newsweek.

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Stormy may be the brother that Mika "didn't want," but that doesn't stop him from following her around and copying her every move.

Cali, a Plott hound and pit bull mix, has been returned to the shelter twice and is still searching for the perfect home.

The economy could lose billions as strict entry requirements and travel advisories take their toll on "international traveler confidence."

"It's not just about medical care. It's about being their voice and comfort," the vet tech told Newsweek.

Retirement, spousal and survivor checks for Social Security are distributed throughout the month.