Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers wants people to ask the team owner about his future, not him.

The temporary injunction stopped testing rule changes to determine what Tennessee hemp is considered legal until February.

Hilton Hotel workers voted 99.4 percent in favor of the new agreement on Christmas Eve.

Russian troops appeared to have made inroads into Ukranian territory on Christmas Eve, as well as striking the city of Kharkiv.

Superstar Toni Storm is already jumping to another promotion after her bizarre return to AEW.

From natural disasters and humanitarian crises to advances in space exploration, here's how 2024 was seen from space.

When Breanna Lambert messaged her mom about the stress of finals week, she could never have predicted what would happen next.

From classics to new releases, here's what different streaming services have to offer right now.

Vigilance and preparation are important, say forecasters at the NWS, as wintery weather brings hazardous travel conditions.

There are dozens of survivors and many feared dead after an Azerbaijan Airlines flight crashed down in Kazakhstan.

"What she really wants is a warm lap to cuddle up in this holiday season!" the shelter said.

The NYPD is still working to identify the woman who was set on fire while she slept on the New York City Subway last weekend.

The TV show is set in the oil fields of Texas and the latest episode appears to have poked fun at the beer brand.

Prince Louis looked pleased to have Princess Kate by his side as walked past royal watchers into church on Christmas morning.

No social media, no problem? Not necessarily. Two parents weigh in on the challenges of keeping their kids offline.

The whale who made headlines for carrying her dead calf for 17 days in 2018 just had a new baby, according to researchers.

Jose Quintana was a crucial part of the New York Mets' success in 2024. Will he pitch against them in 2025 as a member of the Atlanta Braves?

"When your cat licks your face, they may see you as a member of their family," vet Nita Vasudevan told Newsweek, but not everyone appreciates this behavior.

"Insane" food portions and how plastic is "used for everything" were among the most shocking aspects, the woman told Newsweek.

The vessel, which could date as far back as the late 18th century, was found on the coast of the world's largest inland water body.