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Aretha Franklin, The Queen of Soul, Dies at 76

She was one of the most influential singers of the 20th century.

Pro-Police Group Refuses to Partner With Jets Due to Anthem Protests

Blue Lives Matter said the “issues” most players protest about are made up.

The Far Right Is Attacking Task & Purpose, A Popular Military Website

The top editor resigned last week after alleging newsroom interference by its CEO.

Alex Jones’ Pirate Radio Station Shuttered by FCC

Operating illegally since at least 2013, Liberty Radio is officially off the airwaves.

Tim Tebow: Football Player, Baseball Player, Filmmaker?

Tebow and his brother have a faith-based movie in the final stage of postproduction.

Taylor Swift Details Sexual Assault Courtroom Victory to Tampa Fans

The recording artist spoke out for the first time since her victory against a DJ who groped her.

More Than 100 Newspapers Unite Against Trump’s War On The Media

They launched a coordinated release of editorials.

These 5 California Tiny Homes Are for Sale — Starting at $50K

Beats a $1M studio apartment, we know that much

This Date Involves Sake Flights, a Boozy Snow-Cone Machine

A trio of date-worthy establishments arrive in Little Tokyo

Chicago’s Getting a Pop-Up Museum for the Instagram Generation

If an artist made a funhouse, it’d look like this

These Tiny Homes Arrive Ready to Assemble, No Permits Necessary

DROP Structures: A tiny home away from home, in minutes

Texas Farmhouse Proves Sustainable Living Can Thrive in the Heartland

Add solar panels to the ‘Bigger in Texas’ list

Cheap Shot Denies Record-Breaking Rookie Ronald Acuna Chance to Extend Streak

Miami starter Jose Urena sparked a brawl by hitting Acuna with his first pitch.