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Keeping tabs on your weight and diet are key in preventing diabetes, but your muscle mass should not be forgotten.

The English rock band was formed in 1968 and is set to play one final show on July 5.

Maggie Miller, delighted with her surprise find, called thrifting beneficial for both budgets and the planet.

The poster was waiting on her partner to land on a 'hot girl,' but he was interested in other things.

It wasn't until the owner realized her dog's breathing sounded off that she realized what he had done.

"The naughtiest always have the cutest dang faces, she's like 'who, me?!" one Facebook user commented.

Meta tells Newsweek how it is working to protect vulnerable users against love scams on social media.

Natalie's mother told Newsweek: "Natalie was OK during the flight home—she appreciates traveling regardless of the class."

"Add in the societal pressure that Valentine's Day must be magical and you have a recipe for unrealistic expectations," one therapist said.

The 'Twilight' actor has confirmed that he will star in a new series.

The Labrador mix was brought back to the shelter only seven days after being adopted.

Klaudia Manska, 26, told Newsweek that her 14-month-old doesn't have "any screen time." She said: "I wanted to replace it with something meaningful."

Skylar Sorkin's admission ignited a heated debate about social media, Botox and fillers.

The reality TV star and Travis Baker welcomed son Rocky Thirteen Barker on November 1, 2023.

The star took to Instagram to promote her Netflix film 'Anuja,' but fans took to the comments to rave about her new look.

"Haha, I did not see that coming," one viewer on Instagram said, while another added: "Did you at least hear them?"

"It was a very surreal moment for me. I was quite taken aback by it—I thought I was in trouble," Carly Thomson told Newsweek.

Daria Kropop, 34, told Newsweek: "We should celebrate the fact that we have the freedom to choose our own paths."

Yulia, 35, from Manhattan, told Newsweek: "We decided to sacrifice some living space to build an extra room and love how it turned out."

"Incredibly irresponsible," a response to the original poster's Reddit post reads in part.

The former Disney Channel star, known for Even Stevens and Kim Possible, is recovering after a clay pigeon shooting incident.

Poppi's director of PR and communications told Newsweek that the soda brand can't wait for people to see what's next.

The company, which owns Facebook, is letting go of thousands of workers as it prepares to hire a round of machine learning engineers this year.

Radio host Rachel Viggiano told Newsweek: "She's beauty and brains and I just hope she put a bet down. And this video aged well!"

Grace Kaage told Newsweek she thought her son Christian was just playing with his toy cars in the next room, but she was wrong.

Ladybug "only knows love when she hears kind words and safety when held close," the shelter said.

While pregnant, Susana Demore was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer. After beating it, she has embraced significant lifestyle changes.

Companies like Coca Cola, PayPal and Uber have all contributed to Trump's campaign or the Presidential Inaugural Committee.

Manzanita had already gone through the heartbreak of losing her family and home when shelter staff made an alarming discovery.

The mother walked in on the best friend duo having a special spa day together.