The email has raised questions about partisanship at the SSA, which distributes benefits to tens of millions of Americans every month.

Eugenio Chacarra will join the list of former LIV Golf players returning to play under the PGA Tour umbrella at the Genesis Scottish Open.

Queen Elizabeth worried about Meghan Markle's relationship with Prince William and Princess Kate, her cousin said.

The owner shared how their rescue dog, Kairo, struggled with the upheaval of moving house.

Keanu Reeves is present at Silverstone for the British Grand Prix weekend, days after Cadillac revealed a big partnership with him.

Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton was almost knocked out of Q1 during the British Grand Prix.

Max Homa is pleased with his performance in the first few rounds of the John Deere Classic, with a plan to bottle up what he has found going forward.

Rachel Archer shared her journey online, racking up 1.2 million views. She told Newsweek she was motivated to raise awareness and help protect young people.

After a rough stretch, Red Bull boss Christian Horner revealed that the team is using a different approach with driver Yuki Tsunoda.

Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump are reportedly moving quickly toward the next stages of their relationship, with even talks of wedding plans.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc finished behind his teammate Lewis Hamilton in qualifying for the British Grand Prix.

Kelsey Pfleiderer told Newsweek was shocked but not surprised: "That kid has been defying gravity and expectations since Day One."

Red Bull driver Yuki Tsunoda bounced back after a rough Austrian Grand Prix to make it through Q2 at Silverstone.

Aldrich Potgieter unexpectedly withdrew during Round 3 of the John Deere Classic has shocked golf world, especially just days after his Rocket Mortgage win.

Kayla Henderson told Newsweek: "Please be careful and watch for spiders because they do hold grudges."

"Can you believe everything you hear from the president of Iran? Probably not," the former Fox News host said on Saturday.

According to a study, various parts of the state have levels of arsenic in drinking water at higher than 5 micrograms per liter.

"I was given a death sentence I wasn't willing to accept. I wasn't ready to leave behind my five children."

"We must end the dangerous and deadly practice of weather modification and geoengineering," the Georgia Republican wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

Brad Farmer, from Florida, told Newsweek: "When we saw the footage, it caught us completely off guard."