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There's a reason we see athletes as heroes.

League's new tackling policy confuses teams, could be flagged on almost every play.

This Bend, Oregon store is the last vestige of a once ubiquitous movie rental franchise.

For soldiers in America's bloodiest war, tattoos had a very practical purpose.

The eco-friendly move to curb public urination has become an eyesore for residents.

It’s a nearly forgotten chapter of our Cold War history.

Men like Roman Polanski receive Hollywood absolution yet others get blacklisted.

In 2001, a prized sports car was stolen. 15 years later, it reappeared. Who is the rightful owner?

“He could have been working for a bank instead of robbing one—very, very clever guy,” one teacher said of him.

The show proves our morbid obsession with murderers.

“It’s the most emotional thing I have ever done as a lawyer,” one attorney said.

It's been more than two weeks since Ohio State placed Meyer on paid administrative leave.

Helpful tips for shaking off those annoying—and ominous—Internet tracking ads.

Let's take a look at the highlights of Thursday night's game action.

She earned $40.5 million in the year to June 2018.

Recovering U.S. soldiers' Korean War remains shouldn't distract from goal of denuclearization.