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U.S. universities could face steep new charges when recommending international students for work authorization.

Snowfall is set to be below normal across much of the northern U.S. this winter, according to a new forecast map.

Jamaal Howard is set to be executed in Texas on Wednesday with the same drug used in the failed execution of Christa Pike.

Advancing technology can improve quality of care in nursing homes.

It's not clear why younger people are having more strokes, but rising rates of obesity, diabetes and even vaping may play a part.

Boomers will release millions of homes in the housing market in the next 10 years.

A lawsuit challenges two Trump administration policies that could reshape how immigrants in the U.S. obtain green cards.

Elie Wiesel’s son tells Newsweek why October 8 marked a turning point for antisemitism and why Holocaust education failed Jews.

Both candidates had their strong moments during the Tuesday evening showdown, one of four planned ahead of Election Day.

Utah has launched the first U.S. pilot allowing AI to issue initial acne prescriptions, under physician oversight.

Scientists planted 40,000 seedlings to save Yosemite's struggling meadows, but years later, one major challenge remains.

Just 58 percent of retirement savers said they were on track or ahead of schedule in 2026, down from 68 percent a year earlier.

Health AI leaders warn that racing China to develop AI faster could put patients at risk as systems become more autonomous.

The difference between affordability and abundance is exposed.

Studies suggest that, even if Congress approved the suspension, drivers would not receive the full benefit of the tax cut.

Trump is facing criticism for his promise of "big surprises" with leading architect of Project 2025 Russ Vought.

The suit appeared to be a stark departure from the president's usual higher-end choice.

Vladimir Putin has done well to make 74 for a man of his birth year.

This was a baby we had prayed for and wanted so badly.

As the number of school book bans reaches record levels, access to them is one of the most fiercely contested issues in education.

Julie Nashawaty, 46, told Newsweek: "It felt like my brain was exploding."

Alaska Republican Dan Sullivan is trailing Democrat Mary Peltola in multiple polls as he seeks a third Senate term.

Creator Debora Cahn, Keri Russell and Bradley Whitford explain why viewers exhausted by the news turn to the Netflix drama.

In assessing October 7 and all that has unfolded since, was Hamas able to move the world in a direction that it wanted?

From pop music to politics, ‘Free Palestine’ has become a purity test.

Screenwriter Ajon Singh talks "Primetime," Chris Hansen's pushback and why America couldn't stop watching "To Catch a Predator."

Josh Silver's "Fruit Fly" joins "The Disappearers" and "John of John" in a rare queer literary moment, and he wants it called gay.

The government’s new chatbot will answer your questions.

"Americans suffered under Democrats’ open border policies and responded by giving Republicans a mandate to secure our borders."

This week, we discuss a new museum exhibit, 10 years of "Moonlight," Maria Bamford's new documentary and more.

AIPAC and Soros dominate the talk in Michigan's Senate race.

Sherrod Brown is looking to stage a comeback in Ohio and reverse a decadelong conservative shift in the Buckeye State.

Angry scenes erupted on Tuesday after Memphis officials delayed action on proposed data center restrictions.

Designers have to be "more mindful about planned obsolescence in our housing," architect Miles Smith told Newsweek.

Local residents of Okinawa, southern Japan, have long protested against the U.S. military footprint there.

From the moment her son Tommy was born, Michelle Reyes spotted something that hinted at the shock diagnosis that was to come.

The 2.5 meter golden statue has been titled "The Orange Plague," and depicts Donald Trump naked.

Manager Craig Stammen revealed why the Padres' most-used reliever during the regular season didn't pitch in Game 3 of the NLDS.

Former Steelers star Ben Roethlisberger comments on TJ Watt's sideline outburst towards DC Patrick Graham in Week 4.

The suspensions in Arizona come amid heightened scrutiny of fraternity oversight on college campuses nationwide.

Prominent CBS NFL Draft analyst Ryan Wilson leaves Arch Manning out of the first round of his most recent 2027 NFL mock draft.

Former Bulldogs star David Pollack apologized to Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith after the wide receiver's dominant performance.

Dan Orlovsky makes a strong claim about C.J.

Browns star cornerback Denzel Ward claims that Jared Verse is a "more vocal leader" than Myles Garrett was while with the team.

Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon addressed the ongoing attention and scrutiny surrounding her presence on the sidelines.

For the second time in three games, the Padres removed a pitcher from their NLDS roster for a surprising but familiar reason.

Aaron Rodgers' former teammate, Jeff Saturday, says he is "not shocked" at the Steelers QB's viral interaction with Mike McCarthy.

An MRI confirmed that Ravens TE Durham Smythe suffered a season-ending torn Achilles.

A 37-year-old infielder was escorted off the field with a trainer in the middle of an eighth-inning at-bat in Game 3 of the NLDS.

After the Chiefs beat the Raiders to stay undefeated, Rob Gronkowski had a bold take involving Kenneth Walker and Patrick Mahomes.