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Interdimensional creatures, aliens and Earth's destruction: Solar eclipse generates wild theories
A few times a year the veil separating realities becomes so thin it opens up portals to other realities, according to a paranormal researcher.
Justin Bieber's 'Friends' is his best new song in ages
'Friends' reunited Bieber with producer BloodPop and songwriters Julia Michaels and Justin Tranter, the team that engineered his single 'Sorry.'
Donald Trump's approval rating lowest since taking office, Marist Poll shows
#Putinshirtlesschallenge: Russians accept call to show toned topless pictures
Phoenix Mayor Stanton calls on Trump to delay visit, says too close to Charlottesville uproar
With much of his agenda languishing, President Donald Trump is scheduled to hold a campaign-style rally in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday.
#Putinshirtlesschallenge: Russians show topless photos
Russian President Vladimir Putin is decompressing on his summer vacation bare-chested in Siberia. Veuer's Maria Mercedes Galuppo (mariamgaluppo) has more.
Police must act fast to protect First Amendment rights: Robert Shibley
The deliberate decision by local and campus leaders to let violence start serves the interests of those who would squelch debate.
Review: Ryan Reynolds shoots, Sam Jackson swears but 'Hitman's Bodyguard' doesn't score
The action comedy makes the most of what made Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson famous, but it's all too familiar for film junkies.
Cardinals' Mike Matheny pops off on umpire: 'It's not your show, man'
Cardinals manager Mike Matheny ranted at the home plate umpire after the ump called time in the ninth inning against the Red Sox.
Fact check: Trump’s hollow claim about ‘inner cities’
Trump claimed his administration is “spending a lot of money on the inner cities.” But there has been little change in spending so far.
Jimmy Kimmel reads mean tweets from Trump supporters
The late-night host did a spinoff of his popular "Mean Tweets" segment but this time, they were directed at him.
St. Louis Cardinals facing custody battle over 'Rally Cat'
In the South, Confederate monuments often protected, hard to remove thanks to state laws
Several states in the South have put into place formal legal mechanisms that prevent historical monuments from being removed without great difficulty.
Senator calls on State Department to take action on blackout cases at Mexico resorts
The chair of a key Senate committee is calling on the State Department to provide answers about problems tied to alcohol, black outs at Mexico resorts.
Sure-handed Max McCaffrey making Packers' WR decision even tougher
If you were charting all the receptions during Green Bay Packers' training camp, the leader wouldn’t be Jordy Nelson or Randall Cobb or Davante Adams.
From Bonnie Tyler to 'Connecticut Yankee': How eclipses worked their way into pop culture
Bonnie Tyler will reprise her musical ode 'Total Eclipse of the Heart' on Monday but references go all the way back to Homer's 'The Odyssey.'
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