A larger Google Android user data case is due to go on trial in April 2026.

The Pentagon said China has highly capable logistical replenishment ships, which support long-distance, long-duration deployments.

Taiwan's annual military war games will begin next week and last for 10 days.

Congress can and should step in to defend and reinstate funding for the LGBTQ youth suicide lifeline service.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the decision meant the war in Ukraine would end sooner.

A group of MLB executives, led by Jim Bowden, has predicted the Boston Red Sox will cut ties with one of their more valuable players this season.

Russian authorities confirmed the death of Mikhail Gudkov.

"Even though my friends say take the flag down, you're going through a lot. I'm like no. The flag stands," Arthu Sahakyan told local media.

Syria's Christian population has been decimated from 1.5 million to under 300,000 since 2011. Yet the global silence reveals devastating double standards.

Hannah Kathleen told Newsweek: "The Disney lady just nodded her head and agreed, she was probably very confused."

The PGA Tour's John Deere Classic begins on Thursday in Illinois, where many of the players on tour will compete at TPC Deere Run.

"She growled at the vet and the techs—she was just super terrified of being hurt," said Paulla King, who rescued the petrified pup.

A former Formula One champion has claimed that the team that signs Max Verstappen will have to pay him a huge salary.

The celebrity psychologist's network, Merit Street Media, has blamed a distribution partner for its recent bankruptcy filing.

Cities do not—and should not—provide sanctuary for criminals against federal enforcement. Instead, they are creating a sanctuary where everyone, regardless of country of origin, race, or ethnicity can flourish.

Forecasters continue to monitor a disturbance along the southeast coast.

So far in 2025, companies have announced 744,308 job cuts—the most at this point in the year since the pandemic.

The Miami Marlins could shock the baseball world and trade one of their talented young starting pitchers this season.

PwC's US Chief Commercial Officer, Kathryn Kaminsky, explains the importance of mentorship and asking questions in her career in accounting.

The battle between the White House and Harvard University over a federal funding freeze and demands to ban international students is no isolated attack.