Tim Marcin

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Everything you need to know for the preseason matchup.

As the NFL season began, players took pains to explain the reasoning behind their protests—contrary to Donald Trump’s tweets.

But it's close.

It reportedly registered a magnitude of about 4.3.

In fact, Trump is ever-so-slightly more popular.

It was as gross as it sounds.

"Feed your gladiator," he said.

Elon Musk dropped a bombshell on Twitter.

Lahren said she saw a "man snorting cocaine off the street" in San Francisco.

“You’ve got give it to Ted Cruz, just because he does take pandering to new lows,” a guest said.

Several major content platforms booted the Infowars conspiracy theorist Monday.

The new rule would be a fitting legacy for a player who refused to conform.

Rick Ankiel, Mackey Sasser and others weigh in on just how difficult the yips can be—and how the crushing anxiety can take over your life.

A majority in the GOP would like to make it a bit harder for young people to get guns, it seems.

"I did NOT know of the meeting with my son, Don Jr. Sounds to me like someone is trying to make up stories in order to get himself out of an unrelated jam," Trump tweeted.

Les Moonves, 68, is in the midst of a battle over control of CBS. The CEO has now reportedly been accused of "unwanted kissing and touching."

"Now I know we're supposed to think Alex Jones is way more radical than like Bill Maher, [or] Michelle Wolf, or Rosie O'Donnell," Carlson said.

"Did the president send messages to people of threats, or rewards, via his tweets?" Napolitano asked.

A good number, however, are likely fooling themselves.

The man, reportedly identified as Jeffrey Whitman—owner of Uriah's Heating and Cooling in Central Ohio—has apparently apologized.

Trump does seem to live-tweet Fox News pretty often, however.

"Hello? What? God?" he reportedly said into his cellphone.

Trump’s popularity might’ve suffered after his summit with Putin.

The list of names whose IDs were allegedly stolen reportedly features a lot of athletes like Zach Thomas, Jennifer Capriati and Jonathan Papelbon.

"This is the first White House in the history of this republic that is largely filled with grifters," his guest responded.

Stormy Daniels's lawyer Michael Avenatti announced the news on Twitter.

An unattended umbrella with a wooden shaft pierced the skin of a woman on the beach, striking her on the upper-left side of her chest. 

Operation Valkyrie came so, so close to success.

"The fact that 80 percent of Republicans think that he behaved OK, gave him the stamp of approval," said Donny Deutsch. "Shame on these pathetic, whimpering, little cowards."

Many people polled in the U.S. seem to think Putin doesn’t have that high of an opinion of Trump.

Hopefully, the therapeutic tape doesn't signal any serious health issues for the legendary golfer.