They're supposed to look professional and polished, but sometimes news anchors make poor print choices, risk wardrobe malfunctions, and show too much skin.

Maul has lived a very long life in Star Wars, which is already miraculous considering his first appearance climaxed with him getting cut in half and shoved down a generator trash chute. But it’s been ...

Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt has landed in hot water countless times for her journalism skills, or lack thereof. Melania Trump breathes new life into Epstein story as White House desperate to turn ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. An 11-week-old disabled Chow Chow's future hangs in the balance after she was handed into the shelter suffering with a ...

A Michigan father has sued the Grosse Pointe Public School System, alleging that the district violated his constitutional rights by banning him from school property after he shared a video showing ...

DENVER — For these insects, flight is all in the legs. Phantom crane flies float lazily on breezes, their six long legs splayed and wings held utterly still. Wind tunnel experiments are beginning to ...

Kylian Mbappe’s knee injury was misdiagnosed after Real Madrid medical staff performed an MRI scan on the wrong leg back in December. When no problem was found after a scan of his uninjured right knee ...

Carly Shimkus, an anchor on FOX & Friends First, announced her pregnancy on the show. She is expecting a second baby boy with her husband. Fans flooded her social media posts about the news with ...

Ainsley Earhardt interviews Juan Uribe, a father pleading for a stem cell donor for his 15-year-old son, Max. Max has a rare blood disorder requiring an urgent transplant to prevent blood cancer.

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A rescue dog who is missing two of her paws couldn’t contain her excitement after being fitted for her first prosthetic, ...

The U.K. edition of Saturday Night Live premiered this weekend with Wet Leg serving as the show’s first-ever musical guest.