Photos and videos have flooded social media platforms as long security lines at U.S. airports across the country affect travelers nationwide, and a union leader has warned of a 'breaking point' as ...

A workplace text over a routine medical act raises sharp questions about privacy, disability rights and who must adapt.

Barbie has spent the last three years living in an apartment, but buying a house with a yard was "always the end goal" for her owners.

All Kelly Schultz wanted was five minutes to herself to wash her face, but soon discovered there were "consequences" to that.

A group with suspected ties to the Iran regime has claimed responsibility for a recent series of attacks in the region.

Boston Celtics notebook for March 17. Jaylen Brown catches shots from Suns' Jordan Ott, while the Celtics get a bold prediction.

Projections show that roughly $54 trillion will be transferred between spouses before eventually moving to heirs.

Dr. Brynna Connor told Newsweek how small diet changes later in life can help protect people's long‑term health.

The congresswoman said Diamon Mazairre Robinson, whom Dallas police fatally shot, had worked for her under the name Mike King ...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced a major expansion of the 15‑mph “school slow zones” across all five New York boroughs, according to a statement from the mayor’s office. According to ...

A shopper’s unsettling delivery raises questions about how returned items are handled in the fast-moving online retail system.

The New York Mets have to sort out their last outfield spot, but one insider believes it should be an easy choice.