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An autism expert told Newsweek: "They have been such incredibly supportive parents and now they need to expand that support to incorporate community resources."

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McCarthy's political "headaches are not over," a political scientist told Newsweek.

Neighbor Kelly Jordan Warunek told Newsweek that it was "extremely heartbreaking and also heartwarming" to see so many residents come out and say bye to Mellow.

Florida's new anti-immigration bill, SB 1718, has raised alarm of a potentially massive labor shortage in the state.

Heading out for a run can be good for the mind, but could it also cause damage to the body?

Where Bud Light and Target went wrong is simple: they let a coordinated political attack on LGBTQ people, led by a handful of activists and extremists, take their businesses hostage.

"I'm not going to let us default, but I'm not going to destroy our military in the name of raising the debt," Graham said.

Ruger, the 160lb Rottie, has amazed social media users, but Angela O'Connell told Newsweek that he's "unaware of his size."

The man explained to Newsweek that it was "quite hard" to reach the decision to sue, but he couldnt let his former partner's behavior go unpunished.

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Prince Harry told Oprah Winfrey "how scared" the royal family is "of the tabloids turning on them" but did not mention a major saga in British media history.

James Corden bid farewell as host of "The Late Late Show" with a star-studded finale including Harry Styles.

Clips of Harry's happy public persona as a working royal have gone viral on TikTok, although his book told a more complicated story.

Jewish organizations have told Newsweek how concerned they are about rising antisemitism on everyone's Twitter feeds.

As some speculate that an out-of-court settlement is in the cards, Fox News' attorneys are trying a new tactic to defend against a defamation suit.

A vigil commemorating the victims of Monday's attack would "acknowledge the wounds, physical and emotional, that gun violence leaves," the city's mayor said.

Aaliyah Kikumoto, the Texas Tech cheerleader spotted during TV coverage of the 2023 Masters, has gone viral for the second time in a week.

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's 'Air,' about Nike's courtship of Michael Jordan, takes flight with an All-Star cast and inspiring story.

"If I were his lawyer...I would be mindful of not committing some other criminal offense like obstruction of governmental administration," Cyrus Vance Jr. said.

We have been groomed to be revulsed by tradition, ashamed of our identity as Americans, and to embrace the thralls of victimhood.

"The Russians will stand shoulder to shoulder with their brothers," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Galuzin said.

Police said the shooter who killed three children and three adults was armed with two "assault-style" guns and a 9 mm pistol.

The "WAP" hitmaker is carrying out 15 days of community service stemming from a 2018 brawl at a strip club.

The Academy Award winner worked on the opening number for weeks before performing it at the BAFTAS on Sunday.

One of the photos shared that was supposedly Vladimir Solovyov's son is actually a photo of an Irish-Ukrainian model with the same surname.

"If certain famous billionaire authors were to advocate for 'Whites only' spaces, we'd all see it as the hate speech that it is," Schneider tweeted.

The public got its first look into the Fulton County probe on Thursday, and ex-U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade believes racketeering charges could be likely.

Two 15-year-olds have been charged with the murder of the transgender teenager who was found with stab wounds in a local park.

The intensity of the assault in Jenin and the shocking loss of life suggest that we are living through the start of a new and deadlier period.