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Customer Asks Waiter About Mocktails, Internet Shocked by His Reply
Social media users were divided over the waiter's response, with some saying it was "very weird" and "inappropriate."
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Mavericks' Luka Doncic to Miss Extended Time Due to Wrist Injury
Mavericks star guard Luka Doncic will miss some time due to a wrist injury that he suffered.
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Georgia Mass Shooting Update as Colt Gray's Father Colin Gray Enters Plea
Colin Gray was indicted on 29 charges after his son, Colt, allegedly shot and killed two of his classmates and two teachers.
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Couple Slammed Over Aftermath of Gender Reveal at Local Lake
Newsweek spoke with Caroline Haggerty, who was "disappointed" over the mess and shared photos that quickly went viral on Reddit, amassing 57,000 upvotes.
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Bannon Suggests Biden's Ukraine Missile Plan Intended to Stop Trump Peace Deal
Bannon questioned whether Biden was deliberately escalating the conflict to prevent his successor from negotiating a peace deal.
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Map Shows Most Popular Cereal in Each State
Data from Google Trends has revealed which breakfast cereals are most popular in every U.S. state.
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NASA Curiosity Shares Stunning 360 View of Mars With Strange White Rocks
The rover's latest discoveries, including pure sulfur stones and sprawling mineral "spiderwebs," unravel new mysteries of Mars' watery past.
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Netflix is Now Being Sued Over Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Fight
The Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight broke multiple records on Netflix, but the numerous issues from the fight have now led to a lawsuit.
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Prince Harry Breaks Silence on Major Project as Teaser Drops
Harry's new Netflix show has dropped its first teaser, with the prince giving a hint on what to expect.
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Warning as 12 'Suspicious' Boats Stalk Yacht in Houthi Rebel Stronghold
The incident underscores the persistent threats shipping faces in the high-risk waters near to Houthi-controlled territories in Yemen.
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Retired US General in Kyiv: 'Tremendous' Fear at ICBM Reports
Retired American General Mark MacCarley said that, after Russia's attack on Dnipro, there is fear in Kyiv that Moscow will target the capital next.
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MrBeast Sued for Overtime by His Former Producer
Brittany Carter alleges MrBeastYouTube, LLC has been hit with a lawsuit from a former employee alleging unpaid overtime.
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Steelers vs. Browns Player Props: How to Bet AFC North Matchup for TNF
Newsweek's NFL betting expert provides the best player props for Steelers vs. Browns as Week 12 gets underway on Thursday night.
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MLB Executive Links AL East Team to Garrett Crochet in New Report
A major league executive tells ESPN the Chicago White Sox pitcher lines up perfectly with a nascent American League East contender.
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Sean Hannity Suggests Solution to Illegal Migrants Crisis
Hannity proposed giving $1,000 and a plane ticket to undocumented migrants who come forward about their immigration status.
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Hyundai Ioniq 9 Electric SUV Picks Up Where Mercedes' R-Class Left Off
The seven-passenger 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 9 top the all-electric SUV lineup for the Korean brand.
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Florida Hurricane Insurance Claims Surpass $5 Billion
In addition, the number of failed insurance claims has also surpassed 100,000 in Florida.
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Japan's $26 billion Discovery Could Change Its Fortunes
The mineral reserves, once tapped, could meet the country's demand for years, reducing dependence on China.
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Which Countries Are Considering Social Media Bans For Teens?
Social media bans for teens are being considered across the world. Newsweek looks at where they're being debated, and the concerns.
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Iceland Erupts: The Global Impact Could Last Centuries, Geologists Say
As Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula faces persistent eruptions, experts warn there's no end in sight and that the awakening may continue for years to come.
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Cubs Looking to Trade $27.5 Million Star: Report
The Chicago Cubs would like to trade their 29-year-old former MVP who's owed at least $27.5 million this year and next, according to a new report.
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Adani Group Shares Tumble 20% After US Bribery Indictment
Gautam Adani, one of Asia's richest men, is accused of paying millions to Indian government officials to get solar energy contracts.
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Coddling College Kids Makes Gen Z Mental Health Crisis Worse | Opinion
Too many colleges seem devoted, not to shepherding undergrads into full-fledged adulthood, but to transporting them back to preschool.
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SS 'United States' Can Be 'Floating' Homes: Concrete Magnate
John Quadrozzi Jr., owner of the Gowanus Bay Terminal in Brooklyn, wants to turn the historic ship into a "floating ecosystem" focused on sustainability.
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MLB News: Roki Sasaki's Agent Accuses Executives of 'Poor Sportsmanship': Report
The agent for Japanese pitcher Roki Sasaki has taken exception with club executives who insinuate he previously negotiated a handshake deal with the Dodgers.
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Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy To Launch 'Dogecast' Podcast
Economists have warned that the "Department of Government Efficiency" could make cuts to essential services impacting public safety.
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Dodgers, Red Sox Talking to Same Two Free Agent Starters: Report
A new report suggests the Los Angeles Dodgers and Boston Red Sox are both looking to upgrade their rotation from the top of the free agent market.
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Arkansas Greenlights $200 Million To Boost Water Infrastructure
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders has greenlit $200 million to repair the state's water supply, with huge areas still in drought conditions.
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Donald Trump Jr Attacks Nikki Haley Over Cabinet Nominee Comments
Haley raised concerns with the president-elect's decision to appoint Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence.
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What Are Russia's RS-26 Missiles? Ukraine Says First ICBM Used in Strike
Investigations are underway, Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky said on Thursday, adding the "characteristics" indicated it was an ICBM.
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