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Expiration of Obamacare tax credits at the end of the year would see average increases for ACA-compliant plans rise significantly.
The Trump-led process to bring peace to Ukraine is gaining momentum. Follow Newsweek for live coverage.
Ryan Wesley Routh invited President Donald Trump to "pummel" him in a new court filing.
Talc is widely used in cosmetics for its moisture-absorbing properties, however the mineral can be contaminated with asbestos.
Southern states dominated the highest rankings of states with the most fatal crashes per capita during Thanksgiving.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro addressed thousands of supporters amid U.S. pressure, declaring, “Failure is not an option.”
The judge, who's order to turn around deportation flights was not carried out, has opened a criminal contempt inquiry.
The Australian court ruling clears the way for a battle for control over the Epstein/Maxwell victim's estate and literary legacy.
The U.S.-made High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems are in high demand as European defense spending surges.
In a world of reality TV stars who wear couture to casual dinners, the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives are staying authentic.
Are the American people ready to introduce serious contenders to the nation's two-party political system?
Heather Gay from "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" is helping redefine the image of Mormonism.
Mamdani's free child-care pledge could reshape family life in a city that has become far from affordable for many Americans.
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Heat-based wellness offers a range of surprising health benefits. Plus: Everything you need to know about sauna etiquette.
Beijing’s rising nuclear power and anti-use stance are helping temper Russia’s nuclear threats in its war against Ukraine.
With Thanksgiving rapidly approaching, let's take a closer look at this year's slate of holiday NFL action.
Some 81.8 million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home over the Thanksgiving holiday period.
Sudan's bloody civil war has left one of Africa's largest nations split in two, entrenching two factions both accused of abuses.
Rerouted shipping during Red Sea conflicts accidentally created a massive real-world experiment, letting scientists study how new low-sulfur marine fuels affect cloud formation. The sudden surge of sh...