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Karl Lagerfeld calls models 'stupid,' 'sordid creatures; Model Alliance fires back
IRS site back up and running — drawing on computer codes that date back to the 1960s
The IRS website went down on Tuesday, telling users to come back in 9999. No word on why, but antiquated software doesn't help.
Barbara Bush remembered as friendly, approachable by Bush library visitors
George Bush Presidential Library in College Station, Texas, features a photo tribute to the former first lady who died at 92.
Women get their periods every month — and it's incredibly expensive
Toddler shoots pregnant mom while playing with father's loaded gun
A toddler was playing with her father's handgun when she shot her pregnant mother Tuesday in a northwest Indiana parking lot.
Malala is worshiped around the world, but some in Pakistan actually hate her
When Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai returned home for the first time in since she was shot by the Taliban in 2012,
'Tremendous force': What happens when a hole opens on a plane in flight
The Southwest Airlines accident is a reminder that during a flight, the difference between life and death can be just a few inches: Outside is a deadly mix of ferocious winds and low air pressure.
Amazon and Best Buy are wrong: Here's why you don't need to see a TV before you buy it
'It's only a question of time': California is overdue for a massive earthquake
112 years ago today, San Francisco instantly became a hellscape of rubble and ruin, thanks to a magnitude-7.9 earthquake and subsequent fire that killed thousands of people.
Target just launched an Anthropologie-like home decor line—and it's affordable
Prince death: Will anyone be charged when results of 2-year probe are announced Thursday?
It's been two years since Prince died. Authorities say they're finally ready to announce results of their two-year investigation of why he died.
Live stream: NASA launches planet-finding satellite
NASA is launching their Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) satellite to embark on a planet-finding mission.
Southwest emergency landing pilot Tammie Jo Shults is a pioneer with 'nerves of steel'
Cool, calm and deliberate, Tammie Jo Shults brought her twin-engine Boeing 737 in for an emergency landing after the Southwest jet apparently blew an engine Tuesday.
Barbara and George H. W. Bush met at a Christmas dance: 'It was a storybook meeting'
Barbara and George H.W. Bush spent 73 years together, becoming the longest married presidential couple in U.S. history. And it all started at a Christmas dance.
Save Our Shows 2018: 'Designated Survivor,' 'Timeless,' 'Blacklist' still lead vote
In record voting, readers are pushing for ABC's 'Designated Survivor' and a pair of NBC shows, 'Timeless' and 'The Blacklist' to be renewed for next season.
'Avengers: Infinity War': Everything you need to know about Thanos and the Infinity Stones
'Avengers: Infinity War' supervillain Thanos and the all-powerful Infinity Stones are at the heart of the Marvel movies. Here's how they fit together.
Barbara Bush was only one part unthreatening grandma. She had a steely, independent core.
Barbara Bush had a steely core forged in a life of politics. She was sharp-tongued, independent and inspirational, and fiercely protected her family.
Nurse gave CPR to dying woman as Southwest flight made emergency landing
A retired nurse gave CPR to a dying woman, who was nearly sucked from a Southwest flight that made an emergency landing Tuesday.
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