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Charlie lost sight in both of his eyes, but Maverick came to his rescue unbeknownst to everyone.

“I’ve always been very good with loans. I love loans. I love other people’s money," the president said.

Warmer temperatures, more rain than normal and snowmelt are expected to contribute to widespread flooding across most of the country.

“I guess rich people pay good money for dirty shoes. Wait, distressed shoes," one Twitter user wrote.

“I can’t wait for Donald Trump to make up nicknames for me,” said former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, a 2020 presidential candidate.

“We are going to burn the boats if you will and move forward with this technology,” Navy Rear Adm. Ron Boxall said

"There was a f**king massacre and you're wearing a symbol of racism. Get the f**k out," someone said while confronting the man in the red MAGA cap.

President Donald Trump cited a number of proposed changes Democrat hopefuls want to implement in the country if elected.

The chemical fire that began Sunday regained strength on Tuesday, and now eight tanks are burning at the Deer Park, Texas, facility.

The lawsuit claims Twitter didn't step in to stop "false accusations" from "unscrupulous political operatives" during the Republican congressman's 2018 re-election bid in California.

“We don't like Muslim extremists at all. We're not fans of Islam in any shape or form. Still, killing of innocent civilians is probably not cool," store owner T.J. Kirgin said in a video.

Paris Jackson, who claims to have attempted suicide in 2013, used heavy profanity to call the TMZ report false.

The Houston library admitted it never performed a background check on the man who posed as a drag queen reading to small children in a local library.

“There are so many ways to trick computers,” Turek said. “It’s a whack-a-mole.”

A report from the Overland Park police stated the battery involved a juvenile, and Hill's fiancé was also listed as "others involved."

"Wealthy individuals felt that it was OK to lie, cheat, steal and bribe their children's way into a good college," the Oakland mother wrote in her complaint.

“The purpose of these sanctions is to continue to deprive the illegitimate Maduro regime of access to funds and deny their ability to continue stealing from the Venezuelan people,” the report said.

Duterte has openly said he wished he would've raped a woman, and he's told his military to shoot rebellious women "in the vagina."

The scandal has touched each coast, Hollywood celebrities, college athletics coaches and even students who "worked hard" but didn't get into prestigious universities.

Hollywood actors, CEOs and college coaches are named in a federal lawsuit so far.

The Democratic National Committee's decision to hold its 2020 convention in the battleground state of Wisconsin offers clues to its presidential race strategy.

McGregor allegedly left the famed Fontainebleau Hotel with a fan and smashed their phone when the fan tried to take his photo.

“Cutting back on meat a little will improve New Yorkers' health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions,” de Blasio said.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw, a highly-decorated SEAL and war veteran, showed the 'Captain America' actor what's beneath his eye patch.

While touring the tornado-ravaged area that took 23 lives, the president visited with people who are now in shelters.

The "Empire" actor was indicted on 16 counts by a Chicago grand jury.

The billionaire and former Starbucks CEO, who's considering a presidential run as an independent, said Democrats are on a destructive path too far to the left.

“The federal government should do the right thing and help to not only end the prohibition of marijuana but also expunge the records of people convicted of marijuana use and possession," Booker...

“My grandparents probably lynched your grandparents," one patient reportedly told Dr. Curtis Okpara, an internist from Houston.

"If you are in need of sandbags, bring your own sand and shovels," the Tuolumne County Sheriff's Department wrote on social media.

“There are those who believe that we already have too many people of color in this country,” Representative Al Green of Texas told Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen during an immigration...

"I would never bet against him. We, and the entire country, are pulling for you, Alex.” wrote 'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak.