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Illinois Wants to Make Influencers Pay Their Kids but Doesn't Know How
The state could soon pass a bill that would grant financial protection to children influencers, but it will be up to their parents to follow through.
Public Warned After Crocodile Seen in Florida Town: 'Federally Protected'
The creature is being tracked as it's one of the most northernmost American crocodiles—a species that in the United States, is only found in parts of Florida.
Nuns Digging Up Sister's Remains Find Body Intact Four Years After Death
"We were told by cemetery personnel to expect just bones," one of the sisters said.
McCarthy's 72-Hour Bill Review Promise Faces Scrutiny as Debt Default Nears
"It looks to me like McCarthy is trying to get a default," Democratic Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren of California told Newsweek.
Ron DeSantis Praises Clarence Thomas as 'Gold Standard'
Thomas represents an ideal he hoped to emulate in efforts to shift the nation's highest court even further right, the Florida governor said.
Man and His Dog Attacked by Killer Bees in Arizona and Stung Over 300 Times
"I have never experienced anything like this. I had been stung many times before but nothing where it was more than 10 or 15 stings," said John Fischer.
Apple Challenges the Strength of Bud Light Boycott
Apple is releasing a Pride-themed watch band to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, which it has championed for many years.
Nikki Haley's Dylan Mulvaney Remark Met With Silence
Haley used the recent Bud Light controversy to claim that transgender people are "making fun of women."
Ron DeSantis 2024 Announcement Live Stream: How To Watch Twitter Spaces
"I will be interviewing Ron DeSantis, and he has quite an announcement to make," Elon Musk said on Tuesday.
How Ron DeSantis' Endorsements Compare to Donald Trump's
The Florida governor, who is set to confirm his 2024 bid, will need to beat the former president in the GOP primary.
Levi's Under Fire Over 'Woke' Campaign—'Make Jeans, Ignore Genes?'
The fashion brand is facing boycott calls over a campaign featuring models discussing their gender-crossing styles.
Target CEO Brian Cornell Says Focus on Diversity 'Good Business Decision'
Cornell said that embracing diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives fueled much of Target's growth in the last nine years.
Ron DeSantis' Chances of Beating Donald Trump, According to Polls
A survey conducted exclusively for Newsweek gave Trump a 69-point lead over DeSantis.
Texas Republicans' Power to Overturn Elections Faces One Final Hurdle
Two bills that would allow the Republican secretary of state to call new elections in Harris County are headed to Governor Greg Abbott's desk.
Donald Trump's Carelessness Will Likely Cost Him Millions
The former president has already paid $5 million to E. Jean Carroll in sexual battery and defamation damages and could end up paying much more.
Black Lives Matter Risks Going Bankrupt
The nonprofit's latest Form 990 shows it ran an $8.5 million deficit last year.
Melting Snowpack Turns Popular Utah Route Into Waterfall
Flash flooding from the snowmelt has caused damage to a scenic route near Payson Canyon, causing the roads to be shut for weeks for repairs.
Supreme Court Ruling Could Blow Up Republican House Control Going Forward
A lawsuit by Republicans that seeks to give state legislatures control of redistricting could inadvertently allow Democrats in California to gerrymander.
Donald Trump's 'Immovable' Trial Date Could Wreck His Primary Chances
Trump described the date chosen for his trial regarding the alleged payment of hush money as "election interference" on his Truth Social website.
Donald Trump Keeps Digging a Deeper Hole for Himself
The former president keeps on attacking E. Jean Carroll even while she's seeking an additional $10 million in punitive defamation damages.
Florida Man Finds Hissing Iguana in His Toilet
"I was scared. I'm not a reptile fan," John Riddle said, after he found the angry reptile thrashing around in his toilet bowl.
Donald Trump's Lawyers 'Desperate' by Demanding Garland Meeting—Biographer
Tim O'Brien said the former president and his team are struggling to "control the narrative" amid reports of incoming classified document indictments.