Across gender and racial lines, there is a clear economic power in diversity.

The Chicago Cubs were recently linked to a blockbuster trade with the Cincinnati Reds to steal starting pitcher Nick Martinez from their division rival.

Polls reveal a slight decline in his approval rating among Republicans amid general dissatisfaction with his economic policies.

Military planes transport U.S. Patriot air defense battalion from the Pacific to the Middle East in over 70 flights, says commander.

The recently declassified materials into the FBI's 2016 election probe have been obtained by conservative media outlets.

"People who are truly secure, and confident in themselves, don't act proudly," an etiquette expert told Newsweek.

The host of "The Joe Rogan Experience," which began in 2009, was criticized over the guests he has had on his podcast.

Podling's rescuer was originally planning on leaving town but couldn't stop thinking about her special friend at the shelter.

"We have it way harder than any generation until us," the frustrated and anonymous millennial told Newsweek.

For far too long, elites have led America to disaster when it comes to trade with China.

The Crumbl Cookie collaboration correlates with the Season 6 finale of The Kardashians, which premiered April 9 on Hulu.

Americans not prepared for the changes coming May 7 should arrive at airports three hours early in case of security issues.

The U.S.-China confrontation is about a global struggle for power and not only about trade.

Yes, gas prices are now cheaper than they were in the last 3 years. But they are also up from where they were 3 months ago.

The YouTuber has said his TikTok account was hacked while he was in the jungle, but that his team managed to resolve the issue in around 20 minutes.

The attorney general said anti-Elon Musk Tesla protesters would get 20-year jail sentences and that another arrest was on the way.

"A true gift requires presence—being attuned to who your partner is now, not who they were 20 years ago," an expert told Newsweek.

James aims to block the Trump administration from cutting funds that addressed the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on students.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could use one of these players to address their position needs at defensive tackle, quarterback, and running back.

With Trump gaining ground among men, and masculinity as a key issue, the Arizona senator argues that a culture war isn't the right approach to win them back.