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The frontman for The Fall takes a final bow, but his furied legacy lives on.

The resort town is celebrating its 200th birthday this year. So they're partying, all year.

“Hylas and the Nymphs” by John William Waterhouse is now back at the Manchester Art Gallery.

The mascot will live on in the Indians' official stores. Other teams may follow that strategy.

One dive this afternoon started to resemble the 2010 flash crash.

Twitter has benefited from fake accounts for more than a decade.

At fifty-five, Henry Worsley started a trek that became a singular test of character.

Authorities hope the tomb will help revive the country's tourism sector.

Brady and Gronkowski are confronting age and injury history, respectively.

"Someone lit a Christmas tree on fire."

It's not hard to imagine this Eagles team winning multiple championships.

Establishing a genetic baseline for every professional athlete have long been cost-prohibitive.

Sensitive DHS reports were found in the seat-back pocket on a commercial airplane flight.

Preliminary ratings are down from the earliest numbers of last year’s Super Bowl.

"The Titan Game" will take cues from "American Ninja Warrior."

Beyond the 41-33 score at Nick Foles, Eli Manning and many more come out ahead.