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Caitlin Clark surprised her Indiana Fever teammates with a special gesture after she won gold with Team USA at the FIBA World Cup.

An ESPN contributor criticized the New York Yankees for celebrating after clinching a playoff spot on Monday night.

Eight women’s bodies were found near Johannesburg’s international airport.

The Seattle Seahawks officially ruled quarterback Sam Darnold out for Sunday's Week 2 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals.

The New York Knicks signed three new players on Wednesday, including a pair of former NBA champions.

Minnesota Vikings running back Jordan Mason is heading to the injured reserve after suffering a small fracture in his thumb.

The stern words come as tensions between Canada and the U.S. escalate amid an ongoing trade war.

The Carolina Panthers waived wide receiver Jimmy Horn Jr., a sixth-round pick from the 2025 draft, on Tuesday.

Only a quarter of Americans view Hegseth favorably amid the impeachment effort, according to a new Marquette Law School poll.

A former Miami Dolphins quarterback still believes that an 0-17 season is "within reach" after their Week 1 loss.

Riyadh faces three options, none of them good.

The Texas Senate race remains tight, with Paxton trailing Talarico by 3 points in a new poll, within the margin of error.

Patrick Clancy’s first interview since the mistrial may shape public understanding and the future of Lindsay Clancy’s legal case.

"We take these findings seriously,” a spokesperson for the California High-Speed Rail Authority told Newsweek.

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes delivered a confident message on the status of his knee after Week 1.

Chicago White Sox infielder Colson Montgomery left Wednesday's game with a left wrist contusion after being hit by a pitch.

After a Week 1 loss, Baker Mayfield drew attention wearing a different team's jersey to a Buccaneers press conference.

The controversy has thrust Kraft, one of the most recognizable figures in American sports, into the spotlight.

The update comes exactly six months after President Donald Trump announced that Wiles was undergoing treatment for her diagnosis.

Rob Gronkowski commented on the New England Patriots giving his former number, 87, to wide receiver Romeo Doubs.

Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers is not practicing on Wednesday as he continues to deal with the hamstring injury.

New York Giants head coach John Harbaugh is pleased by the current injury status for star wide receiver Malik Nabers.

A pitcher who spent three seasons in MLB with the Blue Jays before going on to a nine-year career in Japan died at 45.

Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving offered to pay the NFL fine for Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair.

David Banner discusses The God Box 2, Southern hip-hop, Black joy and his direct-to-fan model.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates Wednesday — a move that puts new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh squarely at odds with Trump.

Midterm vulnerabilities appear to be translating into growing opposition against Donald Trump's war.

Gordon MacDonald sent his resignation to New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte on Tuesday morning.

A former New York Knicks star suggested he "missed out" on winning two championships because of NBA star Kevin Durant.

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The 49ers bring in a veteran replacement as De'Zhaun Stribling heads to IR, leaving the rookie WR sidelined for at least a month.

Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift received an NFL honor following Sunday's Week 1 performance against Carolina.

Joe Buck locked in a new six-year, $108 million deal with ESPN, but Troy Aikman's future with the network remains unresolved.

From Texas to Georgia, GOP figures including Karl Rove and Jeff Flake are endorsing Democrats in some of 2026's biggest races.

Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher admits Ja'Marr Chase was not utilized enough in Week 1.

The Kansas City Chiefs appear to be a top destination for wide receiver Tyreek Hill as he recovers from knee/leg injuries.

The Walker siblings, who split into two sets of twins, told Newsweek there is never a dull moment in their home.

Utah officials failed to prevent Charlie Kirk's assassination despite a "specific tip" regarding rooftops, an attorney alleges.

Arch Manning led a stunning fourth-quarter comeback against Ohio State, but a top NFL draft analyst says he still has work to do.

The Las Vegas Raiders have a new timeline of when they expect tight end Brock Bowers to play again this season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers won a defensive battle against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 1, securing a 20-13 final score at home.

Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson explained his outlook on being starting quarterback as the team prepares for the Buccaneers.

Despite mounting pressure and a monster buyout, insiders suggest Florida State isn't ready to move on from Mike Norvell.

ICE's favorability has improved since January but remains underwater, with recent polling showing a largely flat trend.

Around 34.5 million Americans were living in poverty in 2025, according to the Census Bureau.

American farmers face new economic pressure as diesel prices surge amid the war with Iran.

The NFL recognized Kenneth Walker III with an announcement after he put on a clinic in his first game with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Johnson said he was canceling Thursday's legislative day, sending lawmakers home for a seven-day break.

America is pouring billions into military space while cutting nuclear security oversight, exposing a gap in defense priorities.

The lead author told Newsweek diet is just one factor in a complex mix of lifestyle, health and genetic risks.