A report that the Boston Red Sox nearly traded closer Aroldis Chapman before their 15-game win streak has been disputed.

Evan Hirsch told Newsweek that he wanted to give a bride the opportunity to buy a dress for the "same price as a cup of coffee." ...

A human biologist told Newsweek that Alzheimer's research should stop focusing on one molecule and study the wider system.

Texas' flood-warning reforms face first major test as new Hill Country floods reveal progress—and remaining vulnerabilities.

Hospitals may be overlooking earned revenue hidden in complex reimbursement systems, says health care executive Don Meyer.

Former Democratic state lawmaker Shah beat a party-backed candidate and now faces an ex-NFL kicker in a key House race.

A man was seen mimicking President Donald Trump's hand gestures and words during his speech in Georgia on Wednesday.

Ukraine has been flying F-16s for roughly two years, often using the jets to intercept Russian missile and drone assaults.

The U.S. and Israel already work closely together on developing new military technology, and jointly launched the war on Iran ...

A federal plan to address Colorado River water shortages is expected within days, as Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs said her ...

AI will deliver value only when organizations can safely use sensitive data, says cybersecurity and privacy expert Jackie ...

The mayor of New York City admits he cannot enforce the arrest of Israel’s prime minister, so he’s made impotence a powerplay ...