The Washington Post's motto famously declares that "Democracy Dies in Darkness." But democracy also dies when the marketplace of ideas becomes as monopolized as the marketplace for consumer goods.

The New York Mets successfully put together an incredible 2025 offseason featuring the addition of multiple star players.

Beijing caused a stir last year with a new territorial baseline. Hanoi has responded with one of its own.

The president signed multiple immigration executive orders on day one. The lawsuits soon followed.

Nearly 300,000 Americans wait an average of over 9.5 months for Social Security disability appeal decisions, delaying their benefits.

The FCC is probing iHeartMedia over alleged payola violations, questioning if artists are pressured to perform for free for airplay.

Refunds can be sent in under 21 days if a certain payment method is chosen.

The New York Yankees traded Jose Trevino for reliever Fernando Cruz, and many around baseball think Cruz could be a breakout pitcher for New York.

President Donald Trump blasted the U.S. education system in comparison to other nations

The actress who on Wednesday was found dead in her NYC apartment responded to the commenter on Instagram in January 2024.

Investigators seized six guns and roughly 4,800 rounds of ammunition when they searched Wilson's home in June 2022.

A video of the 'Not Like Us' rapper with resurfaced photos of him in class at UCLA has gone viral.

Millions of Americans will soon receive increased Social Security benefits and one-time retroactive payments.

"This is a flight response," a psychiatrist told Newsweek, "and it is very much a part of our natural survival instincts."

Bill Belichick posed for a selfie with his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, who is nearly 50 years his junior.

"Ellie was probably one of our vet's easiest patients that day," the owner told Newsweek.

Mercedes Mone reflected on her departure from WWE.

Trade rumors surrounding Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford continue to pick up major steam.

Jenna Bush Hager explained to fans why she's been leaving her wedding ring at home lately.

The lawsuit accuses the NCAA of failing to comply with Trump's executive order over its amended transgender eligibility policy.