Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and GOP challenger Herschel Walker will face off in a runoff election Tuesday to wrap up the 2022 midterms.
| By Associated Pressand Maura Sirianniand Newsy Staff
We've all had goosebumps before, but why do we get them?
| By Simon Kaufman
Some worry that if state legislatures have total control, whichever party is in power could override a governor’s veto.
| By Alexandra Miller
The win sets up a must-see match between England and France in the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals in Qatar.
| By Associated Press
The only store currently selling liquor in Qatar operates on an appointment system.
| By Associated Press
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Committee Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson said they've decided to issue referrals recommending criminal prosecution, but didn't disclose the targets.
| By Associated Pressand Newsy Staff
The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol will make criminal referrals to the Justice Department as it wraps up its probe and looks to publish a final report by the end of the year, the panel's chairman said Tuesday.Read More
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi praised the heroes for "courageously answering the call to defend our democracy in one of the nation's darkest hours."
| By Associated Press
James Howard Jackson, one of three men and two accomplices involved in the violent robbery, pleaded no contest to one count of attempted murder.
| By Associated Pressand Newsy Staff
A Colorado web designer is at the center of a controversial case for refusing to design websites for gay couples because of her Christian beliefs.
| By Associated Pressand Newsy Staff
Through hyper-personal and thoughtful storytelling, Newsy's exclusive reporting exposes the important nuance in America’s mental health crisis, with a focus on how differently people typically experience issues based on demographics and geography.
Learn MoreCurry confirmed the viral video of him making five full-court shots in a row was fake but called it the "ultimate compliment" that fans believed it.
| By Bridget Sharkey
The proposal from Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar would allow media organizations to negotiate compensation for news content shared on Meta platforms.
| By Gage Jackson
The amended code says sex outside marriage is punishable by a year in jail and cohabitation by six months.
| By Associated Press
A recent study analyzed more than 2 million cars to find out which may last the longest. Six Toyotas, two Chevys, a GMC and one Honda made the list.
| By Tricia Goss
Mary O'Connor submitted her resignation after an internal affairs review found she violated policy when she abused her position to escape a ticket.
| By Associated Press
The Brooklyn Nets guard has faced backlash for tweeting a link to an Amazon documentary containing antisemitic material.
| By Associated Pressand Newsy Staff
The suspect will learn what charges prosecutors will pursue in the attack, including possible hate crime counts.
| By Associated Press
Elon Musk inherited Twitter's issue of taking down child sexual abuse material appearing on the platform. He says it's his top priority to address.
| By Tyler Adkisson
The pandemic sparked a growing interest in the game of pickleball, from people wanting to socialize to investors hoping to find the next big game.
| By James Packard
Kirstie Alley died of cancer that was recently diagnosed, according to a social media post by her children.
| By Associated Press
Expert say incidents are being seen in court as less a "meteor falling from sky" and more of something that companies should be prepared for.
| By John Mone
Sudan's coup leaders and the main pro-democracy group signed a deal Monday to establish a civilian-led transitional government.
| By Associated Press
Here's a holiday freebie parents will appreciate: You can help your kids call, text, email or even FaceTime Santa, and these services are all free.
| By Bridget Sharkey
Christmas trees are being lit up across the country as cities continue decades-old traditions.
| By Cat Sandoval
First Lady Jill Biden thanked people from across the country who helped decorate the White House for the holidays.
| By Willie James Inman
How can you become a millionaire? Personal finance experts say to start your retirement saving early and sock away a certain amount every year.
| By Tricia Goss
When it comes to renting vs. buying, one key thing to keep in mind is that high-cost items that get limited use aren't always worth the investment.
| By Marie Rossiter
You can’t stop food shopping, and you can only cut so many corners while keeping your family healthy. Here are some apps to save on groceries.
| By Tricia Gossand The List
With fuel costs expected to rise this winter, it pays to know whether it's more efficient to turn up your thermostat or use well-placed space heaters.
| By Anna Weaver
If you're planning to buy a used car, looking for certain brands and features can help ensure that your vehicle will last for years to come.
| By Tricia Goss
Expiration confusion is one of the top causes of food waste. Here are some ways you can extend the life of products beyond the "best by" date.
| By Amber Strong
Google Chrome introduced a new Energy Saver feature at the end of November. If surfing drains your battery quickly, follow these steps to set it up.
| By Tricia Goss
NordPass released its 2022 list of the most common passwords — and the password manager reports that 83% of them can be cracked in a second.
| By Tricia Goss
Turns out middle names have an interesting origin and historical purpose.
| By Lauren Magarinoand Brandi Scarber
The economy is changing and manufacturing jobs are on the rise.
| By Lauren Magarino
A global exploration of microplastics' impact on our planet and on our health — and what scientists are doing to help fix the problem.
| By Nelufar Hedayatand Kevin Clancy
This year, Florida passed the Parental Rights In Education bill, also known as the "Don't Say Gay" law.
| By Cody LaGrowand Lauren Knapp
Some companies buy carbon offset projects to achieve carbon-neutral pledges, but it's hard to prove those projects are doing what they claim.
| By Newsy Staff
Though humans have tried for thousands of years, modern science has found new ways to communicate with the animal kingdom — with limited success.
| By Newsy Staff
