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Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek’s network of contributors Paul Walker’s younger brother still feels grief 11 years after the actor’s death. “Paul passed away way too young, at 40...

The United States is engaging in direct talks with Hamas as negotiations on a ceasefire agreement between the Palestinian armed group and Israel are hanging by a thread. “These are...

Russian military experts visited Iran on two occasions in 2024 as Tehran looked to expand its cooperation with Moscow while its network of resistance suffered devastating blows amid war with...

The key to understanding this morning’s Supreme Court ruling unfreezing American foreign aid is that two different rulings are at issue here, and teasing apart those technicalities reveals a loss...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Chase Briscoe and Joe Gibbs Racing won their appeal Wednesday when the National Motorsports Appeals Panel said his when he won the Daytona 500 pole. The victory...

WASHINGTON — Twelve Chinese nationals, including mercenary hackers, law enforcement officers and employees of a private hacking company, have been charged in connection with global cybercrime campaigns targeting dissidents, news...

A man was arrested Tuesday morning after allegedly beating a sea lion suffering from domoic acid poisoning on Ventura Beach, according to authorities. Surveillance footage captured a man later identified...

More than the other mayors who appeared before the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday, who seemed pained at times, Michelle Wu of Boston appeared to lean into the friction in...

When Asher Lucas’s co-workers started taunting him for being transgender, saying he was “born a girl and needed to be a girl,” he figured this type of bullying would not...

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s rare and meticulously choreographed meeting with the country’s top private entrepreneurs underscores a pivotal shift in Beijing’s economic strategy. Every detail, from the seating arrangements to...