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The new book "The Stones Cry Out" by Dinesh D'Souza explores how the Pilate Stone, Caiaphas ossuary and Balaam inscription, among other artifacts, support bibli...
Roland Orzabal reveals in his memoir "Welcome to Your Life" that he fell in love with Emily Rath before his wife Caroline died of alcohol-related illness.
Olympic her Jack Hughes reportedly ended things with Tate McRae over red flags, but sources close to the pop star say she called it off first.
Tommy John said he was "saying goodbye" to fans as the New York Yankees revealed the legendary pitcher has been battling health issues in Florida.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects the Board of Peace's 15-point Gaza proposal, demanding Hamas surrender all weapons before any withdrawal.
Gibson Nash allegedly beat and strangled his mother, a nurse who had bonded him out of jail and moved to Florida to get him mental health help.
Donna Mills reveals Playboy scrapped her cover after she refused to pose nude, and now those never-before-seen photos will be on her OnlyFans page.
A certified yoga instructor explains how boat pose challenges the entire core as an integrated system, offering more stability benefits than a sit-up.
Brittany Boltinhouse claims her conservative Christian beliefs cost her the Miss North Carolina USA crown, but organizers cite her repeated N-word use.
Sophie Cunningham supporters rallied outside Chicago's United Center but were met by mask-wearing counterprotestors spewing profanities and insults.
Samuel Tunick faces a felony charge after a GrapheneOS duress PIN allegedly wiped his Google Pixel during a CBP phone search at Atlanta's airport.
Two Florida men armed with a machete and hatchet allegedly fought over a love interest in a Panama City Publix parking lot, landing both in the hospital.
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