Beyoncé is gearing up for what could be another record-breaking tour with Cowboy Carter, her latest studio album, while continuing to solidify her status as one of the wealthiest entertainers...
John Oliver is back on The Daily Show, ten years after he left and just as America is entering an era that feels a lot like monarchy. Oliver joined his...
BERLIN — Many countries had their worst showing in more than a decade in an index released Tuesday that serves as a barometer of public sector corruption worldwide, from leading...
Lawyers for former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon are reportedly in talks with prosecutors regarding a potential plea deal in a case accusing Bannon of defrauding donors in...
Today’s Connections puzzle isn’t easy, which is why Newsweek has provided clues to help you score another win. Following the success of Wordle, a word-based game that was acquired by...
A plane owned by Mötley Crüe member Vince Neil was involved in a collision at Scottsdale Municipal Airport in Scottsdale, Ariz. Monday, leaving one person dead and four injured, two...
Google has renamed the Gulf of Mexico as Gulf of America in its Maps application for users in the United States. The company started implementing the change after the U.S....
A public university in Salem, Massachusetts, has signaled support for various controversial topics challenged in Trump administration executive orders in recent weeks, including illegal immigrant student protection and gender identity,...
North Korea has said its military forces are ready to take any action necessary after a US Navy fast-attack nuclear submarine docked in a port in the South Korean city...
A staggering 800,000 non-citizens could reportedly be voting soon in New York City elections, as a court is considering legislation this week that would allow them to register to vote ahead...
