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'Assassination Nation' Wants to Get Under Your Skin
"Assassination Nation" is trying to make you uncomfortable. The film even starts out with about a dozen "trigger warnings" previewing the horror that is to come in this internet age Salem witch trial about four teenage girls who become a town's enemies.
Dallas Pride Parade Part Two :: September 16, 2018
There was so much going on during this year's Dallas Pride Parade that we just had to continue with part two.
Court: Anti-gay Preachers Had Right to Protest Outside Pride
The U.S. Court of Appeals says the city of Nashville violated the First Amendment rights of anti-gay preachers at a 2015 LGBT pride festival.
Quincy Jones at 85: 'I'm Too Old to be Full of It'
For six decades Jones has been the foot-stomping back beat to a staggering breadth of American music. His hands have been over everything. From Ella Fitzgerald to Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles to Michael Jackson.
'Veronica Mars' Starring Kristen Bell Gets Revived by Hulu
Veronica Mars has another mystery to solve. Hulu has ordered eight new one-hour interconnected episodes of the series, starring Kristen Bell.
Harvard Black Culture Awards to Honor Kaepernick, Chappelle
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick and comedian Dave Chappelle are among eight people being honored by Harvard University for their contributions to black history and culture, the university announced Thursday.
Buoyant Stocks Lift US Household Wealth, Mainly for Affluent
A rising stock market lifted U.S. household wealth to a record $106.9 trillion in the April-June quarter, the culmination of a decade of economic recovery but a gain that is concentrated largely among the most affluent.
Lawyer: Kavanaugh Accuser May Testify with Right Conditions
Christine Blasey Ford would testify next week to the Senate about her accusation that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh assaulted her when both were high school students if agreement can be reached.
4 Dead, Including Suspect, After Maryland Warehouse Shooting
An employee at a Rite Aid warehouse opened fire at work Thursday, killing three people before taking her own life, authorities said. Several other people were wounded.
Anti-abuse Activists Pan US Catholic Bishops' New Proposals
Lawyers and advocates for victims of clergy sex-abuse are assailing as inadequate some new steps announced by U.S. Catholic bishops to curtail the abuse scandals that have deeply shaken the church this year.
News
Curtis Ingraham Thinks His Sister Laura is 'A Monster'
Curtis Ingraham has just a few hundred Twitter followers, barely a fraction of those belonging to his famous younger sister Laura, the Fox News personality and Trump supporter. But he uses his Twitter feed to express his progressive diametrically opposed
Entertainment
Review :: Snapshots
Flashbacks tell us the story of Young Rose (Shannon Collis) and a years long secret romance with Louise.
Business
Arrest Shows Challenge of Keeping Rogues Off Border Patrol
The arrest of a Border Patrol supervisor on allegations that he killed four women calls new attention to the agency's problems keeping rogue officers off its force as it faces intense pressure to hire thousands more agents.
Technology
SpaceX's 1st Traveler is Moonstruck Japanese Fashion Tycoon
The Japanese billionaire who Tesla chief Elon Musk says plans to blast off on the first-ever private commercial space trip aboard the SpaceX Big Falcon Rocket often makes headlines in Japan.
Finance
New Medicare Advantage Tool to Lower Prices May Wreak Havoc
Starting next year, Medicare Advantage plans will be able to add restrictions on expensive, injectable drugs administered by doctors to treat cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, macular degeneration and other serious diseases.
Cars
Thousands of Cars Will Be Damaged by Florence's Floods
As flooding continues in the Carolinas after Hurricane Florence's massive rainfall, experts say high water will damage thousands of vehicles. Here are some answers to questions that might arise.
Style
More From London Fashion Week
A look at some highlights from day two of London Fashion Week. (Photos: Associated Press)
Health/Fitness
NIH Funds HIV Study for Adolescents in Poor Countries
The study will support research to develop strategies to identify youth at risk of HIV infection and those living with HIV and to enroll them into medical care programs.
Travel
Giant Bong, Huggable Buds: Marijuana Museum Opens In Vegas
A glass bong taller than a giraffe. Huggable faux marijuana buds. A pool full of foam weed nuggets. Las Vegas' newest attraction — and Instagram backdrop — is a museum celebrating all things cannabis.
Nightlife
Dallas Pride Parade Part One :: September 16, 2018
Crowds filled the streets to celebrate the 35th Alan Ross Freedom Parade for Pride 2018. The community was proud to honor gubernatorial candidate Lupe Valdez as well as Michael Doughman who is resigning as Executive Director after 18 years of service.
