Success

As the British royals are engulfed in drama, Meghan Markle's start to 2024 has taken a more positive turn.

Successful people know that failure is an opportunity to learn and improve. It gives you more data that you otherwise wouldn't have gotten.

When you invest in something new, you must divest something else.

Rhinos are extremely vulnerable to poaching due to the high value of their horns.

Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast looks at whether the Sussexes will be happy with commercial success or whether they "want to be liked."

Before we dive into factors that drive success, let's re-consider the multi-faceted concept of success.

Desange Kuenihira shares her inspirational story about rebuilding her life in America.

Transparency within a company is crucial to building a team mentality, but it starts with what the company gives its team.

"Your family ignoring your son is rough and stupid," one commenter wrote.

It's possible to control your work, your time and your life.

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way Americans shop for cars. Hyundai is capitalizing on the changes and producing record sales.

Achieving success requires all-around dedication and determination, which most people do not usually have. Here are nine reasons why most people do not succeed, and what you can and must do so that you aren't part of them.

If the challenge is too easy we don't learn, but too hard and we're likely to give up.

The Fox & Friends co-hosts used nearly an entire Sunday morning segment to bash Independent Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, labeling him a "millionaire socialist" just one day before his Fox News Town Hall Monday evening.

"I do not expect that she will scale back her Trump coverage."

Today some 500,000 bison have been restored in over 6,000 locations.

Early access to elite institutions plays an important role in driving the recognition and reputation of an artist.

With Hurricane Florence now barreling toward the Carolinas, President Donald Trump is tasked with handling yet another major hurricane set to strike the U.S.

A study published by George Washington University in late-August found that nearly 3,000 people died from hurricane-related deaths.

About 70 percent of academic success could be explained by genetics.

"There are now hundreds of individual variations throughout the genome that are roughly associated with educational outcomes between people."

Mantras like "Find your passion" make pursuing interests sound too rigid and unattainable, according to psychologists at Stanford University.

Small businesses are critical assets to the economy.

Fear has been a political motivator for years. But with conservatives in charge of all three branches of government and ISIS on the run, CPAC gathering seemed listless—until a reminder about Trump's troubles blew up the room.

The controversial founder of Megaupload wants a sum equivalent to about 3.5 percent of New Zealand's economy.

Both men and women rate funny people as more attractive, too.

It will take patience to assess the impact of Trump on the U.S. economy.

The character was never meant to become a serious political commentator—but it happened anyway.

Newsweek speaks with a voting rights attorney who has assisted the recount effort, slammed by Donald Trump as a 'scam.'

Side effects, drugs companies and societal roles all play their parts in holding back alternative forms of birth control.