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Presidents, First Ladies Praise Barbara Bush's Dedication
The high school athlete from Missouri who made headlines earlier this year when the anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church protested his school has moved on to happier times, celebrating...
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Medical Professionals to Man Claiming Lyrica Made Him Gay: Ummm... No
A 23-year-old British man says taking Lyrica turned him gay. But medical science has a simple response to that claim: No way.
Far-Right Cancels Bid to Shut Berlin's Berghain Techno Club
A far-right party has withdrawn its proposal to close down one of Berlin's most famous techno clubs after the plan drew widespread ridicule in the laissez-faire German capital.
Watch: Trans Woman Booked in Male Jail Section, Says She 'Felt Dehumanized'
A transgender woman says officials from the Sacramento County Jail in California discriminated against her after she was arrested and booked into the male section of the city's jail.
Passenger Livestreamed Video To Say Good-bye
As a blown engine on a Southwest Airlines jet hurled shrapnel at the aircraft and led to the death of a passenger who was nearly sucked out of a broken window, one passenger had the presence of mind to buy in-flight Wi-Fi to say goodbye to his loved ones.
Watch: Uganda President Wants to Ban Oral Sex Because 'the Mouth is for Eating'
The president of Uganda wants to ban oral sex, warning citizens not to engage in the sex act because "the mouth is for eating."
California Pioneers Behind 4/20 Pot Holiday
A California group known as "The Waldos" say they have evidence proving they created the marijuana holiday 4/20 when they were high school students back in the 70's.
Some Male Sexual Assault Victims Feel Left Behind by #MeToo
For some male victims of sexual assault and abuse, #MeToo can feel more like #WhatAboutMe?
Ex-Playboy Model Settles Lawsuit Over Alleged Trump Affair
A former Playboy model who said she had a 10-month affair with President Donald Trump settled her lawsuit Wednesday with a supermarket tabloid over an agreement that prohibited her from discussing the relationship publicly.
Men Arrested at Starbucks Say They Feared for Their Lives
Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson, black men who became best friends in the fourth grade, were taken in handcuffs from the Starbucks in Philadelphia's tony Rittenhouse Square neighborhood, where Robinson has been a customer since he was 15.
onePULSE Foundation to Mark Second Anniversary of Mass Shooting with Virtual Run
In honor of the 2nd Anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting, the onePULSE Foundation invites runners from all over the country - and the world - to join in a 4.9K Virtual Run.
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