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How defending U.S. Open champ and his caddie brother took over golf with their bizarre athleticism.

Highlights from Rolling Stone interview with the reigning queen of cable news.

17 workers have reportedly died during construction.

Plus a run-of-the-mill saltwater pool and 90-foot yacht dock

We don't deserve this. But we'll take it.

Home theaters, private beaches and indoor pools. Let’s review.

LA's new supermansion is 40,000 sq. ft. of cold, hard opulence

School of hard knocks, son

VR technology may never reach its full potential if it continues to make people feel less connected, not more.

Supermodel really sizzles with 'eggs and bacon' for the ages.

Risking life and limb, Robert Smalls escaped with his family and became a Union hero.

This tattooed Minnesotan and former Olympian wants to give sport a new, hipper spin.

Manta ray-shaped transport hub plans to use marshland plants to purify Seoul's Han River.

Filming 3D-shapes made out of water required building a "rain rig" with more than 2,000 nozzles.

Rolling Stone profiles Allman Brothers founder, who passed away last month.

Travis Kalanick’s role will be diminished upon his return.