Dear Abby: My husband keeps defending his deadbeat baby mama

A dog wows onlookers by walking around town on his two hind legs — but it's not a trick, it's an adaptation. A woman decks out her house in eye-catching decorations each October, not for Halloween but for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Plus, more heartwarming stories.

Trump's total ignorance of history informs his fascist tendencies. Thankfully, knowing actual history can be an antidote.

Matthew Perry's former Pacific Palisades home sold in an off-market deal almost a year to the day after the "Friend's" actor was found dead on the property.

Despite accusations of pushing antisemitism through official U.N. reports, Francesca Albanese will address the world body and give talks at several campuses during U.S visit.

The lawsuit alleges that the decision to end the public comment period at a recent meeting violated the parents’ right to free speech.

A mural honoring women in Erie, Pennsylvania. | Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images A massive gender gap has been evident in poll after poll of this election — a significant trend that underscores the pivotal role women could play this November.  Most recently, a late October Quinnipiac survey of Michigan found 57 percent of women in the state back Vice President Kamala Harris, while 40 percent of men did the same. Conversely, 56 percent of men backed former President Donald Trump, while 37 percent of women did. That’s repeatedly been the case in national polls, too. For example, a recent poll from USA Today/Suffolk University found that Harris had a 16-point gap in the support that she saw from men and women.  “It’s the battle of the sexes, and it’s no game,” Quinnipiac pollster Tim Malloy said in a statement. “There is a glaring gap in Michigan and Wisconsin between the number of women supporting Harris and the number of men supporting Trump.” In Quinnipiac polls conducted in five of the seven key swing states throughout October, Harris had a significant lead among women, while Trump saw a comparable advantage among men in those same places. (Quinnipiac has not released October results for Nevada and Arizona.) !function(){"use strict";window.addEventListener("message",(function(a){if(void 0!==a.data["datawrapper-height"]){var e=document.querySelectorAll("iframe");for(var t in a.data["datawrapper-height"])for(var r=0;r

Alex Pennig, 32, was shot dead in her St. Paul, Minnesota, apartment. Detectives used surveillance footage to piece together her final moments.

An update on the fighting in the Middle East.

The Israeli military said its aircraft targeted facilities that Iran used to make the missiles it previously fired at Israel.

Elijah’s autopsy showed he suffered facial and scalp injuries, acute fentanyl intoxication, malnourishment and pressure ulcers.

The singer received a round of applause from several people around the stage as she walked off seemingly confused as to where to go.

In North Carolina, we learn about the growing threat of severe flooding facing inland communities. And in Connecticut, we check in at the only hotel in the country that runs entirely on renewable electricity. Watch these stories and more on "Eye on America" with host Michelle Miller.

Despite a first-inning error, Tommy Edman made key plays in the field that kept the Dodgers in the game and ultimately helped them win it.

Let’s look at a family picnic to see how Trump’s tariff policies could affect prices for you.

Blake Treinen says he doesn't let high-pressure situations get to him. Maybe that's why he has established himself as the Dodgers' top World Series reliever.

Bela Lugosi, who made his mark as Dracula in Hollywood, insisted to reporters he battled a crippling addiction to drugs for over two decades — but one author claimed he "deliberately exaggerated" his story for a heartbreaking reason.

Attention paid to gun violence prevention has had to compete and, at times, has been overshadowed by other hot-button campaign topics.

Connor McMichael enters Saturday’s matchup against the Tampa Bay Lightning on a four-game point streak for the Washington Capitals.

God only knows how many children’s lives were altered for the worse.

NY Post readers discuss Rudy Giuliani's most recent legal woes and more.

L.A. County Dist. Atty. Gascón's decision to seek to resentence Erik and Lyle Menendez is just the first step in what could be a lengthy process to get the brothers released from prison.

Two years after losing her daughter, former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, April Simpkins has become a mental health advocate, sharing her daughter’s full story to help others live.

Former President Clinton will attend events for Orange County Democrats Derek Tran and Dave Min, who are part of two races that could determine control of Congress.

Kamala Harris' politics of joy takes a backseat to warnings about Trump. She's betting that can sway the last available voters, including 'soft Republicans.'

The Biden administration and California are close to finishing new plans for operating the state’s major water systems, an overhaul that is generating debate.

Centrist voters see the two parties' stranglehold on presidential nominations as a problem. California's primary model provides a solution.

The committee is looking into potential money-laundering violations.

The gritty cyborg flick could have gone to the dustbin. Forty years later, James Cameron’s creation — and his dystopian prophecy — are still with us.

Kids still have the most powerful tool to spot deepfakes online: their brain. A teacher says she's helping her students use theirs.

In one sense, the Yoshinoya Japanese Kitchen across the street from MacArthur Park couldn’t be in a better location.

In the 1940s in Norway, as in the U.S. now, politicians tried to replace state curricula with warped fascist-approved histories. Principled educators were sent to concentration camps.

In Nikki May's 'This Motherless Land,' a young woman's journey from Nigeria to England leads to a rude awakening about class, race and family resentment.

Only a few days ago it still wasn't clear if Freddie Freeman would play in the World Series, let alone help the Dodgers win Game 1 on a walk-off grand slam.

In an increasingly polarized country, Maine’s massive 2nd Congressional District — the largest east of the Mississippi — is a rare expanse of purple.

The Wolverhampton Wanderers are in must-win mode.

Investors in Musk’s first company worried about “our founder being deported” and gave him a deadline for obtaining a work visa.

Nestor Cortes is known for having a lot of guts. Even before he said he’s willing to risk next season for a ring, everyone knew Cortes had guts going for him. But sometimes guts aren’t enough. Though it wasn’t quite shocking Aaron Boone showed amazing faith in the gutsy, beloved Cortes, choosing him to pitch...

The paper that broke open Watergate is now too afraid it might bet on the wrong horse for the White House.

It’s an inescapable, highly lucrative symbol of MAGA America. What’s really behind it?

A particular ad could actually make a difference in this thing.

Nets' Jalen Wilson has gotten off to a strong offensive start. But now Jordi Fernandez has given him a mandate to improve on the defensive end.

In the final week of his campaign, former President Donald Trump will cross off a campaign bucket list item on Sunday: a rally in the iconic Madison Square Garden.

Cooler air behind a front is a bit slow to arrive on gusty winds today. You’ll feel the chill tonight through Sunday night.

Newsweek has provided a summary of national and battleground state polls ten days before the 2024 presidential election.

Although I've only been here four years, I feel accepted by everyone, even though my English isn't perfect and it's been difficult to get a good job.

Going on a walk with music chosen for its tempo can be a fun way to get moving, one personal trainer told Newsweek.

It’s time to take the threat from the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 literally and seriously.

NPR’s Meghan Keane wrote a book about choosing yourself in a world that pressures us to partner. What happened next was the greatest twist of all.