John Force, recovering from a traumatic 2024 crash, thanks his team and Chevrolet for their support as he takes a step back from racing to focus on his health.

2024 was one of the best years for pro-wrestling in history, and here are the best matches from the past 12 months.

It was clear the cat was very "interested in becoming besties" with the dog.

Brianna Alvelo, 22, has been charged on several counts, including attempted murder and home invasion.

Cam Heyward is blunt after the Steelers' third straight loss.

Musician Sean Ono Lennon weighed in on criticism directed at billionaire Musk, prompting heated exchanges with social media users.

The Nizhny Novgorod Oblast will pay one million rubles (about $10,000) per child.

"Ukraine was brutally attacked on Christmas Day," said Keith Kellogg, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Ukraine and Russia envoy.

Michael Jordan's iconic Highland Park estate, Legend Point, was sold for $9.5 million after over a decade on the market.

Assistant manager Sam told Newsweek it's a "digital world," but he had to speak "sternly" to the teens about their mistake.

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After Donald Trump reiterated the idea that the U.S. purchase should Greenland, social media posts suggested Denmark had responded in kind.

A Milwaukee resident said: "Those are kids. You know, I just talked to both of their parents and consoled them on Christmas, and that's the hard part."

Mississippi man Timothy Wayne Tillman has been charged with the murder of his wife, Dawn Marie Tillman.

Local Chinese authorities have stepped up efforts to encourage women to consider having more children, including through controversial cold-calling campaigns.

Jobs related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—STEM—are well paid and in demand, including in areas around the country that have suffered from de-industrialization.

"I shared the signs of a toxic boss because I've been through it myself and know how challenging it can be," Stefanie Costi told Newsweek.

"If a neighbor had one, or one would come on the television, she would lose her mind with excitement," mom Rebecca Pfeiffer said.

"When we got there I was kind of hysterical and was yelling to the firefighters to get my cat," Casey Rae Borella told Newsweek.

A trio of reports on environmentally responsible business practices shows executives and investors leaning into sustainability despite the ESG pushback.