Matt Levine works as a contributing writer for Newsweek based in California. His expertise is in covering the NBA but he also covers multiple other sports. He has been with Newsweek since 2024. He ...

MISSOURI — Wednesday marked the beginning of the new federal ID requirements for flying domestically in the U.S. Going forward, those without a Real ID will not be able to fly unless they bring ...

"We are making Treasury efficient again. This isn't just words on paper. The data backs the great work that we're doing to make sure that the IRS works for the American people, not against them ...

For years, humans have been imagining what robots look like — now, the machines are flipping the script. Ask one of the growing number of artificially intelligent oracles to depict what a ...

Now that free agency and the NFL draft are over, we better understand what all 32 NFL teams will look like next season ... bench or starting,” the Knicks do-it-all forward said.

Why do I need a Real ID? The Real ID Act was passed in 2005 as an added layer of security following the Twin Towers attack. It was originally supposed to start being enforced in 2008, but it was ...

“A sergeant in the U.S. Army does what a colonel in the Chinese army ... said of a possible war with China. “But when you look at a long affair that is occurring over months, our staying ...

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You’re talking about arguably the best defensive third baseman if you look at his numbers ... a lock until the end of next season. “I do (think he’s back next season) And I mean, picking ...

leaving the lower courts to concretely delineate what proper due process looks like in these cases. "Chief Justice [John] Roberts is trying to get unanimity within the Supreme Court," Aronberg said.