Conservative students in Edina, Minn., say they were force to disband their club for being “intolerant” of flag protesters.
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Judd Apatow feared his Netflix’s special’s Cosby jokes might go stale. He was wrong.
The hugely successful film and TV producer returns to his standup comedy roots in Tuesday’s Netflix special.
Alaska Airlines to offer early boarding for ugly holiday sweaters
The one-day only offer is timed to coincide with National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day. And, did you see KLM’s airline-themed Christmas-style sweater?
Report: Cleveland Browns to release receiver Kenny Britt
The Cleveland Browns plan to release wide receiver Kenny Britt, who has played in nine games for the winless Browns.
Snow blankets much of Deep South on weekend trek up East Coast to New England
Sleetand snow is expected in much of Virginia, with larger amounts of snow farther north inNew York City, Massachusetts and Maine.
Some say one false report could cripple the #MeToo movement. Is progress that fragile?
While some say “Believe All Women” suggests a lack of due process, others say the mantra is “Believe Women,” imploring people not to discredit first.
Paul Manafort, Rick Gates case: Robert Mueller obtained 15 search warrants and more than 400,000 documents
The government prioritized foreign bank account records from Cyprus, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in its search.
Jobs: November employment report offers positives, negatives for U.S. workers
The bright spots include 228,000 jobs added. The negatives feature sluggish wage growth.
Arsenic in baby rice cereal higher than FDA recommendation, advocacy group finds
The group is calling on the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to more strictly regulate arsenic levels in baby food.
Japan to acquire new missiles amid North Korea threat
The missiles will have a range of up to 621 miles.