After losing his canine best friend, Greta Westhoff told Newsweek her cat "lost his zest for life" and sat by his grave for hours.

The U.S. has significantly ramped up its military force with the deployment of missile defense systems, stealth bombers and aircraft carriers.

A Massachusetts state representative was charged Friday in an alleged fraud and cover-up scheme.

From Team Jacob to Team Edward, internet users were all in agreement that Madisun has "won thrifting" with this unbelievable discovery.

The "Abbott Elementary" star said her driver became "disoriented" prior to the accident.

The defense secretary said the cuts include contracts worth $1.8 billion for consulting services from private firms.

Lisa Franks, a licensed social worker, told Newsweek that "respect for your partner's dignity" must always come first.

The second edition of Newsweek Sports' MLB Power Rankings features a new team at the top, and a few big name teams falling.

For decades, China's cyber espionage centered on stealing intellectual property from the United States to bolster its own military and economy.

"We really don't deserve animals," one user said. Another added: "I always see service dogs as superheroes."

Newsweek's weekly update maps the locations of 10 aircraft carriers in the Indo-Pacific region as of April 11.

"I did this once and ended up sending birthday and Christmas cards to my friend's neighbor for two years," one person wrote.

The Boston Red Sox need to replace the injured Connor Wong at catcher, and they could do so in a huge way by trading for superstar Willson Contreras.

Carlos Sainz and George Russell have addressed a matter of concern after Sainz was fined for being late due, despite health reasons.

The star of one of the hit spinoffs of 'Yellowstone' wants to be the DCU's Batman.

"I wanna read these," she wrote, prompting a flood of adorable love stories.

"I always wondered why they're called 'kids' and then I see stuff like this and cackle," read one comment on the viral clip.

"My own mom didn't even remember my birthday today," the person wrote. "So, my work remembering meant even more."

"My girl is same, always waits so patiently," said one user. Another wrote: "Perhaps buy another water bowl."

The incident marks federal authorities' first reported attempt to enter an L.A. public school amid the president's crackdown.