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"I endorse Senate Bill 48 because children should feel no fear of going to school under any circumstances," Kyle Langford said.

"You can't tell me what to do [you're] not my mom!!" one user said. Another wrote: "He definitely knows you're scared too."

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi offers diplomatic intervention, sharing a poem to highlight the need for peace.

Perry's "Lifetimes" tour began this week, shortly after her trip into space.

"Easy solution. People's taste change over time," suggested one user.

Sales of previously owned houses fell across all four U.S. Census Bureau regions in March.

"As a cat owner I immediately knew lol so cute," one user said in the comments.

"We have to go through this long process to resurrect them, to get them back as alive," an SSA staff member said.

The experiment offered customers a cheaper product manufactured in Asia, or one made in American but nearly twice the price.

The project has completed work on the Whitley Avenue underpass, the second major structure to be completed this year.

"Crimea will stay with Russia," President Donald Trump said.

Katerina Krimliadi told Newsweek that she "didn't have any second thoughts" about calling her tattoo artist and getting the marks inked perm...

How and where you can watch episode three of The Last of Us season two.

In the heart of New York City, one young golden retriever had a momentary panic.

James Osgood was convicted in 2014 for the murder and sexual assault of Tracy Lynn Brown.

The Philadelphia Eagles quarterback was asked about the upcoming trip to the White House.

"I don't think that's a sign of weakness on his behalf," Trump said of China's Xi.

Etiquette expert Lisa Mirza Grotts told Newsweek: "Your seat is not a throne. Share and share alike."

Videos shared from the scene show a burning car and a man's remains amid the charred damage.

Kyiv has long voiced concerns about guaranteeing its security from Russian aggression and deterring further invasion by Moscow.

With both India and Pakistan possessing nuclear weapons, any military escalation could pose a dire threat to U.S. security and global stabil...

Musk shared the image after Trump started selling hats indicating he might run for president in 2028.

"We have an epidemic right now of feeling like you don't belong," the Michigan U.S. Senate candidate told Newsweek.

"It's not fair, but for the peace—temporary peace—maybe it can be [a] solution."

President Donald Trump's plan proposes that the annexed Crimean peninsula being de facto accepted as Russian.