Tuesday is Election Day in Georgia, with Public Service Commission races drawing focus amid rising electricity costs.

A bill has passed both Illinois chambers that would allow doctors to prescribe aid-in-dying medication to people who have a terminal disease.

Election Day comes in the midst of a government shutdown that is poised to be the longest in history. Both parties blame each other, with no end in sight.

Former president Bill Clinton sparked concern when he was seen with a small bandage on his face while watching his daughter, Chelsea, finish the New York City Marathon on Sunday 2. Clinton, 79, was previously diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma after a lesion was removed from his back in 2001,

If you’re raising kids under 17, the child tax credit (CTC) is one of the biggest benefits to take advantage of. Right now, you can claim up to $2,200 per child. Even if you don’t owe federal income tax, up to $1,700 per child is refundable, which means the IRS will send you a check.

The law appears to have stalled in Congress, making many Americans question whether the $600 rebates will ever come to fruition.

Ackman built a massive position in Uber Technologies ( UBER 4.84%) at the start of 2025, praising CEO Dara Khosrowshahi for making the ridesharing business profitable over the last few years. Ackman believed Uber's value had been held down by misplaced concerns about how autonomous vehicles would impact its business.

Fox News' coverage of the 2025 elections became tense when host Bill Hemmer made a major misstep regarding Jesse Waters' personal history and he was swiftly called out

Former President Bill Clinton was seen sporting a bandage on his nose while supporting his daughter at the New York City Marathon on Sunday. Newsweek contacted representatives for Clinton via email on Monday. The reason for the bandage is unclear, and follows speculation about the 79-year-old former president’s health in recent months.

Tax season is approaching. Tax breaks that were extended as part of President Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" will mainly benefit high-net-worth and high-income people.