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Lou Dobbs is one of President Donald Trump's favorite Fox personalities.

The dynamics of "Love Unification: Southern Man, Northern Woman" take on new meaning as the two countries search for peace.

"I don't care, as there's no replacement for me, as we all know," Abraham said.

Director Peter Weir reflects on the 20th anniversary of 'The Truman Show,' a film so disturbingly ahead of its time it has spawned its own delusion.

Legally they can't confiscate your phone, but it'll be strongly encouraged that you disconnect for a couple hours.

Ann Coulter says that Trump's views on immigration are the best way to rally support for the Republican party, not the tax bill.

A misunderstood area of the brain could be helping you understand where you are and what you are doing right now.

The posts are viewed as entertaining by some, but are also part of a disturbing internet trend.

"Mariah's World" offers a peek into the singer's often ridiculous—and always entertaining—lifestyle.

Kadyrov's eight-episode TV series displayed a new side of the leader.

Politically motivated attacks on the Clinton Foundation obscure valid questions on its organization and mission.

Virtual reality is still cost-prohibitive for most, but new products from Google, Sony and others should help drive down costs.

Actual crowds may be replaced by what we might call distributed crowds, with virtual and augmented reality's help.

Hedge fund manager Matthews proposed to Middleton in the Lake District.

Bashar-al Assad says MPs were "disconnected from reality" when they called for a referendum.

Bill to regulate the fantasy sports industry goes to Governor Andrew Cuomo after ceasing operations in the state.

Affluent city is planning for a fleet of autonomous vehicles but it will take years, millions in investment and further technological breakthroughs.

In a new play, the main character uses software to create a fantasy environment in which adult clients molest young children and then kill them.

Hard truths on "Monica the Medium" and "Sister Wives," plus fire dancing on "Suddenly Royal."

Eyeballs are eaten, ghosts set off some car alarms and no one believes Monica the Medium in this recap of the week's strangest reality-show moments.

Creepy ghost dads, creepy polygamist dads and goofy king dads.

A week of TV so interesting, the image of a grown man operating a penis pump in front of an unfazed potential partner is only the second weirdest thing that happened.

Against all better judgment, the candidates on 'Dating Naked' begin to inspire sympathy and affection in viewers.

In the brave new version of 'The Sims' you can be Mother Teresa or Charles Manson but you still have to eat

Augmented reality could save jobs by making humans more efficient

By twisting the truths – and people's lives – reality TV warps the values and attitudes of young viewers