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A recent comedy show at the Hollywood Improv featured jokes about various topics, including poop, woke young people, and a raunchy impression of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Interestingly, there were

Barbara Lee, a former Democratic Congresswoman, took the lead in the Oakland mayoral race, as per the latest election update on Friday. She was ahead of her primary opponent, former

Ukraine has expressed doubt about Russia’s temporary Easter truce announcement while stating it would reciprocate a genuine ceasefire. The proposed ceasefire by Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to start

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A dog trainer has caught attention for his innovative approach to help shelter dogs socialize and attract potential adopters. Wesley Swainston, 28, has been volunteering at animal shelters for a

Adeola Adeosun is the Weekend Night Editor for Newsweek in Atlanta, Georgia, focusing on U.S. national news, politics, and trends. She joined Newsweek in 2024 after working for CNN, Bossip,

Matt Levine is a contributing sports writer for Newsweek, located in California. Specializing in NBA coverage, he also reports on various other sports. He has been part of Newsweek since

NASCAR is returning to Rockingham Speedway this weekend as the Cup Series takes a break for Easter. The lower series will be racing at one of NASCAR’s oldest tracks, marking

Los Angeles-based media and marketing professional, Kilty Cleary, with over 18 years of experience, has collaborated with renowned brands like Sporting News and Sports Illustrated, establishing significant partnerships and developing

In El Salvador three years ago, President Nayib Bukele urged his supporters in the legislature to implement a “state of exception” after the MS-13 gang killed eighty-seven people within seventy-two