From Newsweek
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Trump celebrates "great progress" on border wall after site visit, despite having hundreds of miles left to build
President Donald Trump visited a border wall construction site at Otay Mesa in San Diego, California on Wednesday.
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Powerball Results, Numbers for 09/18/19: Did Anyone Win the $70 Million Jackpot on Wednesday (Last) Night?
The winning numbers for this week's $70 million Powerball lottery have been revealed, but did anyone win and when is your next chance to take part?
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Donald Trump Whistleblower Complaint: Likely Evidence of 'Gross Abuse of Power' Claims Supreme Court Lawyer—'Truth Will Come Out'
Neal Katyal suggested that the White House and Department of Justice are "contorting themselves backwards to try to hide this."
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NFL Thursday Night Football Schedule: Where to Watch Tennessee Titans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, TV Channel, Live Stream, Odds
The two AFC South rivals square off in Jacksonville on Thursday night, with the Jaguars looking for a first win this season.
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#NoFutureNoChildren: Hundreds of young people are pledging not to have children for the environment
At the time of writing, close to 1,000 people have pledged to not having children until their government can ensure a safe future for them. The movement was launched Monday.
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Passengers Describe Panic As Delta Airlines Plane Plunges Nearly 30,000 Feet: 'Life Is Fragile'
"We started dropping in altitude and then the oxygen masks dropped from the top of the plane, chaos sort of ensued amongst the passengers," one of the passengers said.
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China's military expansion is a "holy s***" moment for America, says the Navy SEAL commander who oversaw the bin Laden Raid
Retired Admiral William McRaven said the U.S. must recognize that its military superiority over China is at risk of disappearing.
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Mother accused of killing baby daughter after rubbing fentanyl on her gums to help her sleep, prosecutors say
Kimberly Nelligan has appeared in court after she was arrested nearly a year after the death of her daughter.
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Galaxies are being killed and astronomers want to know why
The extreme environments of galaxy clusters can strangle galaxies to death, but the precise mechanisms are unclear.
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9 of the Most Stunning Hiking Trails in the World
In the age of technology, the need to unplug and disconnect is greater than ever—and there is no better way to do so than in nature where there are no distractions, no cell phone signal and no vehicles.
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Rugby World Cup 2019: All the favorites ranked and format explained
New Zealand arrives to the tournament as a slight favorite, with South Africa and England the main challengers.
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Two Louisiana caregivers arrested after elderly woman was found with maggots in wounds
The woman's dire state was only discovered thanks to a visiting relative deciding to check on her injuries.