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The Atlanta Braves cut ties with a left-handed pitcher on Monday after he spent five seasons in the organization.
Tracking data shared by intelligence analysts suggests U.S. military aircraft are operating near Venezuelan airspace.
"Any immigration benefit request postmarked on or after January 1, 2026 without the proper filing fee will be rejected," USCIS said.
The National Weather Service has issued flash flood warnings, with people urged to move to higher ground.
Makena Wahl saw how much Vegas was "losing her spark" after being returned a third time, and she knew there was only one solution.
Bitcoin is heading for its biggest monthly drop since the 2022 crypto crash, following weeks of a massive sell-off.
"The whole video captures his protective instinct—he refuses to leave her side," mom Ione Danielle told Newsweek.
The New York Mets need to fill their closer void, and one insider is urging them to do so sooner rather than later.
The Toronto Blue Jays have a real need in the bullpen and it sounds like they could end up landing one of league's best.
From Chipotle to Arby's, fast food restaurants are pulling out the stops for Thanksgiving 2025.
Friday’s deadline could bring quite a fall from grace for a pitcher who was the Dodgers’ dominant closer just two years ago.
Experts say AI is reshaping jobs, pushing some into self-employment, but human skills like judgment and creativity remain vital.
Newsweek is back to highlight reader comments—this week focusing on efforts to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.
The U.S. sanctions Iran’s shadow oil network to curb military funding amid stalled nuclear talks and rising regional tensions.
"Because he didn't have his thick undercoat last winter, his body got cold much faster," his owner told Newsweek.
Senator Mark Warner said that AI disruptions in the job market could significantly impact college graduates.
Dropping his latest collection exclusively on Dazed, the Saint Martins grad talks queering sportswear, fashion holy grails and finally retraining as an orthodontist
The gravest of all decisions, to go to war, happens without the consent of the people. This is a great flaw in democracy- by Vincenza FallettiRead on Aeon
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