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The 78 Best Tweets of the Republican National Convention

Yes, we'll get to the Democrats next

Watch Skateboarding Legend ‘Dance’ in 360-Degree Film

Trickster Rodney Mullen also debuts new moves in the video below

Grammy-Winning Music Guru on His Spiritual Side

Pixies

Pixies Drop New Single ‘Um Chagga Lagga’

New album set to be released on Sept. 30

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Modern Home Built Around a Historic Tower

In a stage of the 1929 Tour de France, cyclists cross a herd of cows (Keystone-France/Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images)

When Animals Attack at the Tour de France

A team of foreign archaeologists extract skeletons at the excavation site of the first Philistine cemetery ever found on June 28, 2016 in the Mediterranean coastal Israeli city of Ashkelon. With an excavation in southern Israel unearthing a Philistine cemetery for the first time, bones of the biblical giant Goliath's people can finally shed new light on mysteries of their culture. The cemetery's discovery marks the "crowning achievement" of some three decades of excavations in the area, the expedition's organisers say. / AFP / MENAHEM KAHANA / TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY DAPHNE ROUSSEAU (Photo credit should read MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP/Getty Images)

Discovery of Ancient Philistines’ Cemetery May Shed New Light on Their Origins

(Patrick Reynolds)

Minimalist Firm Takes the Architectural World by Storm

Jon Stewart Takes Over Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Desk

**Embargo until 12:01 AM 6/24/14** COLUMBUS, OH - JUNE 18: Ian Burkhart watches as researchers connect a sleeve of electrodes to his arm during a training session in Columbus, OH on June 18, 2014. They will relay electronic signals from a computer connected to a chip implanted in the part Burkharts brain controlling motor movement of the hand. (Photo by Lee Powell / The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Meet the First ‘Reanimated’ Quadriplegic Person

MALI - APRIL 01: Libraries of the desert: rediscovery and restoration of ancient Arab manuscripts in Bouj Beha, Mali in April, 2003 - Manuscript from the private library of Abdelkader Haidara. A Koran, with, on the lower part of the image, a note indicating that several kings of Morocco owned it. The writing is typically Moroccan. 12th century. (Photo by Xavier ROSSI/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)

How One Man Helped Save Over 300,000 Ancient Manuscripts From Islamic Militants

Disco Demolition

The Night Baseball Demolished Disco

An oral history of the White Sox's infamous 'Disco Demolition' night

Gent’s Condition

Gent’s Condition

Vol IV: The Legs

Here, Watch These Angel Whales Greet a Kayaker

Think of it as digital Xanax

The Ferret Scout 4×4 Is a Modified Marvel From the Past

It seems 1959 was a great year for badassery

This Alfa Romeo Could Fetch $2.6 Million

That’s a record-breaking price