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Grand Rapids, St. Louis, and Milwaukee have some of the best sellers’ markets in the United States, new analysis show.

A rainy walk leads to an unexpectedly charming moment between a woman and dog.

Starbucks' cold to-go cups can now be recycled across more than 60 precent of U.S. households, the coffee chain has announced

Follow Newsweek's live coverage of Speaker Mike Johnson's final push to end the partial government shutdown.

A college baker asks if declining a discounted, high maintenance order crossed a line after weeks of pricing and design requests.

A single bright spot stands out in an otherwise bleak set of numbers for the White House as voters look ahead to the midterms.

Chief Software Officer Magnus Östberg explains how the company is redefining the luxury experience with artificial intelligence.

The Philadelphia Phillies are bringing a different look to their rotation. This top prospect is expected to have a major role.

Man kicks brother out after party leaves home trashed during night out.

“You’re amazing, Kelly! Sending you so much love and gratitude," commented fan and actress Kerry Washington.

“Secondhand vapor is something by-standers shouldn’t have to breathe,” said environmental scientist Ying-Hsuan Lin.

"My back is still pretty open. I don't have kids yet, so I'm thinking of getting their portraits," Bieber previously said.

Social media users slammed the passenger's behavior, with one saying: "Money doesn’t buy class."

Apple is considering another foldable phone, according to a report, and fans are excited.

Prince Edward is the first royal family member to comment on the Jeffrey Epstein scandal engulfing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

Police are "running out of excuses" for not investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over Epstein, anti-monarchy activists said.

TikTok users can't get enough of the spaniel's approach to naptime, as one commenter joked: "Does your hamster know he's a dog?”

Justin Lemay thought he had picked up a bargain pair of vintage shoes, but five words printed in the soles changed everything.

A school letter leads to confusion, correction and reflection on childhood education.

The Nobel Peace Prize has never been given to a city in the past, typically only going to individuals and organizations.

The national passenger railroad company said it expects the summer of 2026 to be one of the busiest travel periods in its history.

A sleepless red-eye exposes how one distressed cat can overpower noise-canceling tech and airline pet rules.

Reddit users react angrily after Delta One passenger’s bare feet spark etiquette outrage online.

The Internal Revenue Service said it would continue operations "as normal" during the partial shutdown, which began on January 31.

Milo's owner, Evan Sowards, 38, described the dog's dramatic reaction to a new day care as "sweet and a bit heartbreaking."