A fencing contractor in Illinois has gone viral after tearing down a near-completed fence when the property owner allegedly refused to pay and threatened to call immigration enforcement.
Human remains were recovered Monday in Grand Canyon National Park, near Crystal Rapid on the Colorado River, according to the National Park Service (NPS).
Nick Reiner may spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted of murdering his parents, but he will not be executed. That decision gives the case a brutal symmetry.
The Supreme Court’s decision to keep new Postal Service requirements on hold preserves existing mail-ballot procedures nationwide, removing a potential source of disruption in several closely contested midterm races.
President Donald Trump has said that a "Democrat Plot" is to blame for the "botched" federal investigation into the 2024 assassination attempt at a campaign rally that saw him shot in the ear, two others critically wounded, and one dead.
Since returning to office in 2025, President Donald Trump launched an ambitious effort to reshape parts of the White House and surrounding Washington, D.C. landmarks—from a South Lawn helipad to a brand new ballroom and even a proposed triumphal arch.
Russia’s corporate job market has a promising new growth sector, one in which hitting quarterly targets carries a rather different meaning.
President Donald Trump’s standing among voters has edged up after his party staged its first-ever midterm convention, though Republicans remain on shaky electoral ground only weeks out from this year’s elections.
Democratic hopeful James Talarico’s chances of defeating Republican Ken Paxton in the closely watched Texas Senate race have reached new highs across four election and prediction trackers.
King Charles III's letter describing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as "private citizens" sparked tension between the two sides, but a security expert told Newsweek the wording could ultimately benefit the couple.
When President Xi Jinping arrives at the White House later this month, Ziba Murat hopes her mother's name will be on the agenda.
For millions of Americans, Social Security provides the financial foundation of retirement, supplying a dependable monthly income long after regular paychecks have stopped.
A proposal to make the 32-hour workweek the new federal standard is back before Congress, renewing debate over whether Americans could work fewer hours without taking a pay cut.
Senator Mitch McConnell returned to Congress on Monday, appearing in public for the first time since he was hospitalized after a fall three months ago.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick shared a video on Monday that he said showed part of a ceiling collapsing inside Washington, D.C.'s Kennedy Center, calling the performing arts venue unsafe and arguing it requires extensive renovation as a legal and political battle over the ins...
Tropical Depression Fifteen-E remains over the open Pacific, but its chances of becoming a tropical storm appear to be diminishing.
FBI Director Kash Patel defended changes to the bureau's hiring standards during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday, arguing that the policy revisions were designed to ensure victims of human trafficking and abuse are not automatically barred from serving in law enforce...
Ed Sheeran has spoken out after Macklemore was dropped from the U.S. leg of his Loop Tour following the rapper's remarks about the war in Gaza.