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Map Shows NFL Teams With Male Cheerleaders Amid Online Scrutiny
Ahead of the 2026 NFL season, backlash over the existence of male cheerleaders is circulating online.
Politics
Texas Man Deported to Mexico by ICE Returns After Producing Birth Record
Court filings show that Brian José Morales García reentered the United States after being deported to Mexico.
Politics
Thomas Massie Names 14 People He Says Should Be Investigated Over Epstein
The Republican listed the names as he launched a new effort to force the release of more government files related to Epstein.
Politics
Putin’s Friendship Tax Is Coming Due
Bishkek showcases Putin’s diplomatic reach and the leverage held by the partners Russia increasingly needs.
Politics
Stephen A Smith Warns Rams Fans to Temper Their Aaron Donald Expectations
The Los Angeles Rams added to their already-elite roster this past weekend, signing all-time great NFL pass rusher Aaron Donald.
Politics
Russia's Race to Replace Starlink Is Failing
Russia’s second batch of Rassvet satellites did not reach intended operational altitudes.
Politics
Blood Pressure Treatment Linked to Lower Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A major trial hints that better blood pressure control may offer an unexpected benefit for brain health.
Sport
Packers GM Breaks Silence on Josh Jacobs’ Potential NFL Suspension
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is facing possible NFL punishment stemming from an alleged off-field incident.
Politics
COVID Hotspots Surge as New School Year Begins
The CDC estimates that, as of August 26, COVID-19 infections are growing or likely growing in 49 states.
Politics
Hurricane Karina Live Tracker Maps Show Trajectory of Storm
Hurricane Karina continues to churn across the eastern Pacific on Tuesday as a powerful Category 4 storm.
Politics
North Carolina Teen Dies From Brain-Eating Amoeba: How To Protect Yourself
A North Carolina teen died from a rare brain-eating amoeba infection, prompting warnings about warm freshwater risks.
Politics
Google Maps Flooded With Negative Reviews After Lake America Change
Google began displaying “Lake America” after the Trump administration entered the name into federal geographic records.
Politics
Woman Thrifts ‘Beautiful’ Frame, Then Spots Detail That Changes Everything
Tatiana Brito had got into the habit of checking the bins at her local Goodwill. This time, that routine paid off in a big way.
Politics
Data Center Leaks 3 Million Gallons as Oklahoma Faces Severe Drought
Data center leak wastes 3 million gallons in drought-hit Oklahoma, disrupting services and renewing water-use concerns.
Politics
Woman Felt Perfectly Healthy, Then Doctors Made a Shocking Discovery
"I thought I was going into early menopause like my mom did at my age," Kat Steverson told Newsweek.
Politics
Charlie Kirk Case: Unanswered Questions as Tyler Robinson Appears in Court
Two main questions about Tyler Robinson remain—and one may never be answered.
Politics
Red Sox Announcer's Absence Not Due to Controversial Comments: Report
Boston Red Sox radio voice Will Flemming did not work Monday, although it reportedly wasn't due to statements the day before.
Politics
Absolutely Bananas Home Run Robbery Preserves Orioles' AL Wild Card Hopes
Colton Cowser created a rare road walk-off win for the Baltimore Orioles in Colorado.
Politics
Trevor Story Finally Joins In on Red Sox Magic After 'Watching From Afar'
Trevor Story hasn't really been a part of this season's magical Boston Red Sox run. On Monday, he finally joined the party.
Politics
Trump’s 'Lake America' Stunt Gives Congress Chance to Restore Sanity | Opinion
A post-midterms Congress should have the power to stop Trump’s whims from becoming reality and reassert itself in the process.
Politics
US Ambassador to Belgium Vows End to Attacks After Calling Official 'Loser'
Ambassador Bill White has posted AI-generated images to his social media, much like President Donald Trump, who appointed him.
Politics
New El Nino Forecast Predicts Impact on US States
NOAA's fall outlook favors warmer weather across much of the U.S., with wetter conditions in parts of the South and Southwest.
Politics
Boy Uses Offensive Term for Disabled Toddler, Dad's Response Says It All
"Oliver’s diagnosis does not define his potential," Chris Herring tells Newsweek after he was diagnosed with ReNU Syndrome.
Politics
Mary Peltola's Chances in Alaska As Dem Drops Out, Race Moves to 'Tilt D'
Peltola holds a narrow edge, but ranked-choice voting and conflicting forecasts keep Alaska’s Senate race highly competitive.
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