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  1. The Los Angeles Chargers fell to 0-2 on Sunday and made some unwanted NFL history not seen in 100 years in the process.

  2. What began as pain became "numbness and tingling, heaviness, weakness, swelling," and she began dropping things she was holding.

  3. The three news outlets that Trump banned from the White House are now filing a First Amendment lawsuit in a bid to restore access.

  4. Aggressive battleground language is everywhere—survivors are “warriors,” and those who die have “lost the battle.”

  5. Fox Sports analyst Joel Klatt identified the No. 1 quarterback in college football after an exciting Week 2 of 2026.

  6. CBS analyst Damien Harris called for Dan Quinn's job with the Washington Commanders after Jayden Daniels' Week 2 injury.

  7. The Ole Miss Rebels landed a big recruiting win one day after beating Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers in Oxford.

  8. Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken said his players took former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin's comments personally.

  9. The Ole Miss Rebels got some encouraging injury news for star running back Kewan Lacy after Saturday's win.

  10. Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott took down a franchise record held by former quarterback Tony Romo.

  11. The new poll showed Trump struggling to win voters over on the economy, with over 70 percent believing it was getting worse.

  12. Federal immigration agents shot 11 people in nine incidents across the U.S. in 2026, amid an expanded enforcement push.

  13. Researchers found that getting more REM sleep—the stage when dreaming occurs—was associated with a lower risk of 83 diseases.

  14. Fruit, vegetables, particularly leafy greens, and beans may all play a part in reducing the risk of Alzheimer's.

  15. There is a growing sense of fear that Russia will do something reckless against NATO.

  16. A dossier reviewed by Newsweek alleges a businessman with United Front ties urged Ottawa to rethink its tariff on Chinese EVs.

  17. A mom told Newsweek she was baffled to find strands of hair around the living room—then her daughter revealed the nightmare truth.

  18. The Kremlin is likely to use the ballot as a mandate for the country's militarization, as Moscow's troop losses in Ukraine mount.

  19. Valerie Foushee introduced the act as debate continues over the impact of President Trump's tariff policies on household costs.

  20. A meteorologist told Newsweek "gusty winds, heavy rain and coastal flooding" could affect parts of the Northeast and mid-Atlantic.

  21. National enrollment in SNAP has now declined for 16 consecutive months since March 2025.

  22. If you're a mom looking for something that isn't your typical diaper bag, this might be for you.

  23. Keep humans in the foreground, and put AI in the background where it can build capacity, argues Raymond Sheen.

  24. Prince Harry's latest charity appearance comes as the fallout from his uncle's Princess Diana book continues.

  25. The day my aunt got her diagnosis, it really hit me.

  26. James Talarico has mounted an increasingly competitive challenge to Republican Ken Paxton.

  27. Trump enjoys a lower average price than his predecessor when it comes to gas, but the Iran war is narrowing this gap.

  28. CNN, Politico and MS NOW said their ban threatens the "right to independent journalism free from government interference."

  29. Logan and Jake Paul paid a visit to the Pentagon, where they addressed troops and met with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

  30. Florida has recorded its first dengue-related death of 2026 amid one of the state's largest outbreaks in recent years.

  31. Perspective: What can the McDonald's stock price tell us about Donald Trump's approval rating?

  32. Most recipients do not get the maximum amount, with the average retired worker receiving $2,085.98 per month in July 2026.

  33. "Trump...risks squandering any leverage he’s created if he ignores China’s three big 'C's'."

  34. MrBeast hits back at critics, saying he already supports North Carolina after launching a $10M village in Ghana.

  35. Lichtman told Newsweek why President Trump didn't qualify in "Great American Presidents: The Twelve Who Transformed the Nation."

  36. In a post on Instagram in March of this year, Gerber wrote “Pre Ibogaine Flood Dose - quiet moment before everything changed.”

  37. Lindsay Clancy's ex-husband has said she only remembered killing their three children as if it were "like a dream."

  38. DHS said Garces Perez is an illegal alien, although his lawyer says he is married to a woman with legal status.

  39. Newsweek and Statista are evaluating the Best Outpatient Addiction Treatment Centers in America for 2027.

  40. Dallas Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb didn't get much time to celebrate his breakout game before learning an NFL drug test awaited him.

  41. New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye will have a spotlight on him after injuries hit fellow QBs from the 2024 NFL Draft.

  42. Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was impressed with one rookie following Sunday's loss to the New England Patriots.

  43. Former Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin isn't a fan of what new head coach Mike McCarthy is doing with Pittsburgh's offense.

  44. An update arrived on Bears quarterback Caleb Williams after he was carted off the field during a Week 2 loss to the Vikings.

  45. After a disappointing offensive performance vs. the Patriots, Aaron Rodgers pointed the finger squarely at the Steelers' coaches.

  46. Drake London was caught on camera going off on a fan during the Falcons' rough Week 2 loss to the Panthers.

  47. Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn revealed the specifics of Jayden Daniels' elbow injury on Sunday.

  48. LSU's brutal loss to Ole Miss got worse, with a key defender set to miss the rest of the season after tearing his ACL.

  49. Deion Sanders was livid after Colorado's blowout loss to Northwestern, calling out players for their reaction in the locker room.

  50. LSU head coach Lane Kiffin caught strays from everywhere following Ole Miss' win on Saturday, including the governor's office.