Brooklyn Subway Shooting: Suspect Called Police on Himself, Officials Say
NYPD arrested Frank R. James Wednesday afternoon in Manhattan after a nearly 30-hour manhunt. Live updates have ended.
Four Things Elon Musk's Twitter Tweets May Reveal About His Plans
Musk's recent tweets could offer insight into his possible plans for Twitter following the Tesla CEO's acquisition of 9.2 percent of Twitter shares.
SNL Jokes 'Make Will Smith Host' Oscars, Mocks 10-Year Ban
Will Smith "can even go to the afterparty" despite the ban for slapping Chris Rock on stage, SNL "Weekend Update" cohost Colin Jost said.
Ukraine War: Chernobyl staff rotate after working 27 days
Ukraine has rejected Russian forces ultimatum for the besieged Mariupol. Live updates for this blog have ended.
Ukraine War Day 24: Biden Lays Out Consequences if China Supports Russia
President Biden outlined consequences if China supports Russia amid its invasion in Ukraine during call with President Xi Friday as more than 9,000 civilians evacuated Ukraine.
Ukraine War Enters Day 23: US Amb. Slams Russia's 'Conspiracy Theories'
U.K. intelligence suggests Russia's invasion of Ukraine has largely "stalled on all fronts" as attacks on Ukrainian civilians continue.
Ukraine War Day 21: Zelensky Pleas to America, Russia Bombs Ukraine Shelter
Ukrainian President Zelensky invoked Pearl Harbor and 9/11 in an address to Congress as war enters fourth week.
Ukraine War Day 19: Russian Attacks Continue While Peace Talks Linger
Russia-Ukraine peace talks stalled until Tuesday.
Ukraine War Enters Day 17: U.S., E.U. Launch New Actions Against Russia
President Joe Biden announced the U.S. will downgrade it's trade status with Russia, ban key Russian imports. Live updates have ended.
Ukraine War Enters Day 15: Biden Firm on No-Fly Zone, Russia Bombs Hospital
Several injured after an airstrike 'completely destroyed' a children's hospital and maternity facility in Mariupol. Follow Newsweek for the latest.
Russia-Ukraine War Day 12: Civilian Deaths Toll Rises, Oil Prices Surge
Fighting between Russia and Ukraine nears two full weeks and fighters from other countries have been called upon to help.
Ukraine-Russia Update: Russia's Economy Hit by Boycotts as Ninth Day Closes
Putin has said Russia has "no ill intentions" towards it's neighbors, while the U.S. has vowed to "defend every inch" of NATO.
Ukraine-Russia War: Atrocities Continue Going Into a Full Week of Fighting
The war in Ukraine is going into a sixth day with no foreseeable ending. President Biden praised the Ukrainian people and said sanctions are working.
Ukraine-Russia: Kyiv Near 'Catastrophe,' Berdyansk Falls, UN Session Called
Mayor Vitali Klitschko warned the capital now "lacks the infrastructure necessary to receive food and medical deliveries."
Mega Millions Results for Friday's Drawing—With $278 Million Jackpot
January 7's drawing had a cash option of $191.5 million.
As MLB Lockout Begins, Read Players Assoc, Commissioner Statements in Full
The MLBPA called the lockout a "dramatic measure," after commissioner Rob Manfred said he hoped it would "jumpstart the negotiations."
COVID-19 Live Updates: CDC Strengthens Its Recommendation on Booster Shots
President Biden said the Omicron variant is "cause for concern not a cause for panic" after meeting with advisers Monday.
Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Set to Hear More Witness Testimonies
Teenager Rittenhouse has told the court he acted in self-defense in shooting three men, two fatally, on August 25, 2020.
Kyle Rittenhouse Trial—4 Strange Moments You Might Have Missed
Presiding Judge Bruce Schroeder's behavior caught the attention of many watching the trial.
Trader Joe's Chicken Products Recalled Over Contamination Fears
Trader Joe's customers nationwide are being urged to check their home freezers over fears the chicken products could contain bone fragments.
Biden Shutting Down Line 5 Pipeline Could Send Gas Prices Surging
A group of 13 lawmakers are urging President Biden to keep the line running to prevent further disruption and possible rising energy bills.
Donald Trump Wanted GOP To 'Lose Forever' Without Him—Book
Trump's plans to launch a new party were thwarted by GOP leaders threatening to stop paying his post-election legal bills, the book claims. Trump denies the report.
AOC Explains Why Democrats Don't Have a 'Woke Problem'
Ocasio-Cortez hit back at commentators such as Joe Scarborough, Don Lemon and Candace Owens, who suggested the party needs to address the "woke" perception.
Joe Biden Town Hall—Five Strange Moments You Might Have Missed
President Biden discussed the Build Back Better Act, China, Colin Powell and more in the CNN event hosted by Anderson Cooper.
Joe Manchin, Biden's Climate Nemesis, Makes $492K a Year From Coal
Manchin's latest financial disclosure shows he earned more than twice his Senate salary in 2020 via shares in a contractor for a power plant that burns waste coal.
Joe Manchin Takes on Progressives With Child Tax Credit Demand
Full child tax credits would reportedly be limited to households earning less than about $60,000 a year, under Manchin's demands.
Trump Asks Supporters for $45 Each to Help 'Solve the Election Fraud'
An email sent on behalf of Trump attacked "the lying Left," and insisted the ex-president was cheated. There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in 2020.
Video of Joe Biden Maskless in D.C. Restaurant Viewed Over 600K Times
Photos also showed President Biden and the first lady emerging from a Michelin-starred seafood restaurant without masks.
U.S. Workers Are on Strike Over 'Low-Wage S*** Jobs'—Ex-Secretary of Labor
Low job take-up is not a result of a labor shortage, the former labor secretary argues, but American workers demanding better wages and childcare support.
U.S. Navy Nuclear Engineer and Wife Sold Secrets About Submarines, FBI Says
Jonathan Toebbe hid a memory card containing secret data inside a sandwich at a prearranged location, while his wife, Diana Toebbe, kept lookout, the DOJ claims.