A breakdown of critical courtroom moments in Sean Combs' star-studded sex trafficking trial in New York, which is expected to last until early July.

The new tower is to be constructed in the western coastal city of Jeddah.

Stem cell therapy is crucial for Lydia, diagnosed with cerebral palsy due to a loss of brain matter that cannot regenerate.

King Charles will walk a diplomatic tightrope as he opens Canada's Parliament for the first time, 48 years after his mother.

A Guatemalan man, identified as O.C.G., was deported to Mexico despite fears over his safety following violent attacks.

Finland and Poland have accused Russia of provocations in the airspace by NATO's eastern border.

"Looks like a young pup who has easily forgiven and just wants some love," one user said in the comments.

Trump hosted more than 200 top investors in his personal $TRUMP meme coin, which launched in January 2025 and is currently valued at more than $3 billion.

One passenger's behavior sparks collective commentary over modern air travel etiquette issues.

The parents, who chose to remain anonymous, told Newsweek that their son "thinks on another planet" at times.

The courts have emerged as one of the main constraints on Trump administration policy.

The Teamsters have pledged to work with the Trump administration on boosting manufacturing and jobs. The negotiations on how to accomplish that are broader.

The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has criticized U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Some dogs are naturally smarter than others. But how do you know if your pup is one of those?

The 17-year-old told Newsweek that the orange dress is "one of the best things" she's ever created and wearing it was a surreal moment.

Video shows the fires and explosions which followed the attack on the Ukrainian capital.

Some listeners said they couldn't finish the latest episode of Rogan's podcast because of his loud chewing.

When Wunmi Babalola captured her first moments with newborn son Kayode, she never imagined how poignant they'd become.

With economic uncertainty, extracurricular commitments and the rise of automation, the American summer job is at risk.

A growing number of Americans are looking at dual citizenship as a "fire escape plan" amidst increasing uncertainty and deepening political division in the U.S.