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Affordability has become a key issue in the fight to take Alaska's Senate seat, with both candidates getting personal.

“These guys are the Russian president’s closest bodyguards and servants,” OSINT-Bees told Newsweek.

Independent voters and women bolstered Amy Acton's standing in two new polls of the Ohio governor's race published Tuesday.

USCIS said it was implementing changes enacted in a 2022 law meant to strengthen the EB-5 visa program.

Former Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem officially filed for divorce from her husband Bryon Noem on Monday.

Researcher Tinne Laurberg told Newsweek that the gap has become "more pronounced in recent years."

The aging population is driving demand, but construction, financing and insurance pressures are limiting new senior housing.

A nurse who lived in the U.S. for two decades has been deported to Kenya, federal immigration officials said.

While Florida is in a league of its own with homeowners paying $8,471 a-year for coverage, five states have averages above $5,000.

Fat Bear Week may be America’s perfect mirror: a country where bigger is better, excess is normal and obesity becomes spectacle.

Will the Texas coalition that turned out for Donald Trump appear when the president is not on the ballot?

Critics argue that the bill trying to protect households from higher utility bills doesn’t go far enough.

The dispute comes as competition for water intensifies across the American West amid drought and population growth.

Appeals judges questioned whether Kristi Noem, attorneys, or others face blame in the deportation flight dispute.

The study forecasted that the state's plan could lead to pediatric deaths numbering in the hundreds within five years.

Cassidy Hutchinson said the Department of Justice is investigating her, according to a new court filing.

The bill would require warrants for Flock camera data as scrutiny grows over the company's vast surveillance network.

Prince Harry's uncle has said press harassment is less severe today than when Princess Diana was hounded by the paparazzi.

The former special counsel answered questions about investigations that led to criminal cases against Trump.

Sherrod Brown leads Jon Husted by 8 points in Ohio, where half of voters strongly disapprove of Donald Trump's job performance.

Emotional development does not stop when a child leaves school for the day, writes James Wall.

Trump launches America.gov, a new AI-powered website designed to help Americans access federal services and information.

A cancer diagnosis transformed a veteran HR executive's view of leadership, empathy and the person sitting across the table.

The $1 billion waterfront development aims to build "the world's first digital nation."

Five British suspects have been released on bail following their arrest at the airbase in Gloucestershire, England.

Broadcasters Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper praised a mother in footage that went viral, but all was not as it seemed.

A new class-action lawsuit challenges the Trump administration’s latest effort to restrict birthright citizenship in the U.S.

Christa Pike was 18 when she killed Colleen Slemmer in 1995.

This month, Denmark became the latest NATO country to warn that a limited Russian attack on the alliance could be imminent.

"There's plenty of open space in Texas," Paxton reportedly said this week while acknowledging concerns surrounding data centers.

"I love Cornell.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders is under fire from conservative influencers over a welfare-to-work campaign ad.

Recent weeks have seen images of Trump and references to his agenda replaced on several Republicans' websites.

The Russian president is preparing his nation for a long war, and trying to hide whatever breaks in the process.

FBI added alleged crime boss Goldy Brar to the Ten Most Wanted list, offering a $1 million reward in a transnational crime probe.

Travel is more accessible than ever, but algorithms still shape who sees the best options—and who gets left behind.

As pensions decline, more Americans are responsible for their own retirement.

Citizens are rarely given a structured way to reach an informed judgment after polls.

Donald Trump is heading to Ohio as Jon Husted trails Sherrod Brown in recent Senate race polls.

October’s Visa Bulletin reopens key routes for Indian applicants, while some worldwide employment cutoffs move backward.

In order for the USA to be the USA, any Senator needs to be approved by the state’s legislatures.

Donald Trump’s wild rhetoric looks increasingly impotent as the world recognizes the last stage of his presidency is at hand.

Shannon Smith and Ayrton Hall became increasingly anxious by the change and color of their son's arm.

The Republican governor of Arkansas chose a young white man as the villain in a new ad targeting welfare dependency.

A naturalized U.S. citizen pleaded guilty to staging a robbery to help an Indian clerk seek a U visa and a path to a green card.

Hunter Biden and Gavin Newsom's office criticized the president online.

As extreme weather strains the grid, electric vehicles could become a critical source of backup power for homes and communities.

McKinsey was found dead on Saturday afternoon.

Somewhere along the way, care coordination quietly became the patient's responsibility.

The president plans to stump for Republicans in at least seven states as his poor polling complicates the party's election push.