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Steelers coach Mike McCarthy didn't hold back after Pittsburgh's blowout loss to the Patriots.

NFL legend Tom Brady got caught up in the moment seeing Jayden Daniels' nasty-looking injury in a slow-mo replay.

Patriots legend Rob Gronkowski revealed which NFL tight end he believes is currently the best in the league.

Philadelphia Eagles fans invaded Nissan Stadium, and Tennessee Titans fans weren't happy about it.

Venus is set to upstage "every star around it" on Friday as it reaches peak brilliance, according to NASA.

New polls have shown Democrats leading or within striking distance in several of Texas' biggest races.

Operation Vivaldi has allowed Kyiv to thwart Russia's moves in the Donbas region, in part because of the element of surprise.

The biggest loser here is Sheeran, who straddled a fence that collapsed beneath him when Macklemore kicked it.

"I can do a day's work, but at the cost of my life," Ella Thompson, who has ADHD and autism, told Newsweek.

Eugene Horsch is at the center of a Philadelphia investigation into seven missing women.

Algorithms may predict what to play next, but only communities can create music never heard before, argues Randy Dominguez.

His excuse for backing Putin's party is nonsense.

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Voters broadly back federal AI rules and watermarking, as new polling reveals a sharp political divide driven by usage habits.

Trump signed orders expanding hunting and fishing access to federal lands, including two national parks in California and Idaho.

About one in 10 Americans will vote in a different congressional district after an escalating partisan fight over House control.

Ground beef prices hit $7.16 per pound in August, according to statistics, up 7.9 percent from a year earlier.

Talarico's team has pointed to Paxton's own history of alleged corruption in response to allegations of a "pay-to-play scheme."

Ronnie wanted his funeral catered like a Saturday afternoon watching football.

After losing her husband to colon cancer, she told Newsweek she felt forced to "choose my mental health over my physical health."

There's only one way to escape from a finger trap.

Numerous electronic voting machines have malfunctioned on the first day of Russia's parliamentary elections.

The Kremlin is using the elections to fast-track Ukraine war veterans into parliament.

Andrew Tate claimed he is being held in "filth" and increasingly harsh conditions in a solitary confinement unit at a Miami jail.

Both generations are leaving pricey coastal cities, but heading to different metros in pursuit of different dreams.

"We are ready and prepared to achieve progress and decisive victory," a Houthi source told Newsweek.

The Trump administration changed who qualifies for birthright citizenship if a parent works for a foreign government.

Here is what five of the most closely watched forecasts say right now, and why they do not all agree.

A bill intended to protect Americans from electricity costs associated with new data centers has hit a roadblock in the Senate.

On social media, people began sharing now-deleted examples of "Free Palestine" videos.

Michael Desronvil said he "didn't have any doubts" over whether Clancy knew what she was doing when she killed her three children.

The Buffalo Bills lost a key wide receiver to an injury against the Detroit Lions on "Thursday Night Football" in Week 2.

After winning gold at the FIBA World Cup, Angel Reese set more history in her first game back with the Atlanta Dream.

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Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian broke his silence on his controversial interaction with ESPN's Holly Rowe.

The rising costs and the new poll underscore the ongoing theme of affordability weighing on households before midterms.

Mississippi ranked first for the biggest student debt problem as millions of borrowers face a key SAVE deadline

Sophie Cunningham called out a "psychotic" narrative that arose after her comments on teammates Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell.

Bill Golden believes AI could help ease tensions between payers and providers—if health insurers were incentivized to invest.

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Ole Miss is putting in place a rule ahead of former coach Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford with the LSU Tigers.

Things appear to have changed for the status of quarterback Sam Leavitt for Saturday's game between LSU and Ole Miss.

The Baltimore Ravens could add a veteran wide receiver to the 53-man roster later this year to help with a playoff push.

Kenneth Walker exploded in his Chiefs debut, and OC Eric Bieniemy says there's no limit to how much they'll lean on him.

Kirk Herbstreit believes an NFL quarterback doesn't receive the recognition he deserves because of a past association.

Nearly 2,700 cases of hand soap are impacted by the recall, which has been classified as a Class II recall.

Speaking at an AI summit in Pittsburgh, Shapiro warned of AI risks, criticized federal inaction and urged tougher safeguards.

The nearly three-hour A24 documentary follows Holmes beginning 34 days before she was sent to federal prison.

The warning comes as people continue visiting Lake Michigan beaches in the last days of summer.

Journalist Joe Sexton talks to Newsweek about HBO's A Killer Story, the Dana Chandler case and the doubt that came with it.