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College Board, which owns the Advanced Placement (AP) tests, wants to eliminate thousands of years of world history from the AP World History test — and educators are not happy.

Donald Glover’s creative partner Fam Rothstein has denied allegations that the rapper-producer plagiarized New York rapper Jase Harley for his hit political track “This Is America.”

Andrew and Janice Aldrin hope to wrest their father’s legacy from him, claiming that the legendary astronaut is in “cognitive decline.”

A case report published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine describes the disturbing story of a woman with a giant parasite crawling inside her face.

During the peak of tensions at the Group of Seven (G-7) summit, Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer said that Trump tossed candy onto the table in front of Angela Merkel and said, “Don’t say I never give you anything.”

In February 2015, author Wil S. Hylton detailed what he called the “American Nightmare” of Obama-era “refugee camps” — which went virtually unnoticed by the pundits and activists now outraged by law enforcement’s handling of migrant children at the U.S. border.

In a now-deleted tweet, Fox’s Ghosted star Adam Scott said Fox News Host Tucker Carlson is “doing the work of Goebbels.”

Environmental officials are advising northern Virginians to be on the lookout for the toxic “giant hogweed.”

Speaking to Breitbart Deputy Political Editor Amanda House last week, Louisiana Senator John Kennedy confirmed that he is “still looking at running” for governor.

The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (PNAS) has published a study suggesting environmental factors may be playing a part in the decline of intelligence scores.

Legendary Entertainment subsidiary Nerdist Industries has disavowed founder Chris Hardwick following allegations of abuse by ex-girlfriend Chloe Dykstra.

A rollercoaster on the Daytona Boardwalk derailed, leaving six riders hospitalized, with two in critical condition.

As the Democratic party struggles to find its footing, they look toward past leadership to guide them into the future.

An unidentified child in Elmore County, Idaho, is being treated for the state’s first human case of plague in over 25 years.

Social Security employee Anne Aroste has been arrested and charged with fraud, after funneling illegitimate benefits into her own bank account.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration are investigating the multi-state outbreak of contaminated melon.

Agent Chase Bishop, 29, of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has turned himself in to police after inadvertently shooting a fellow bar patron while off duty.

Five-year-old Kailyn Griffin, from Mississippi, was temporarily paralyzed last Wednesday by a neurotoxin from an egg-laying tick on her scalp.

Samuel Tom Holiday, one of the last surviving World War II Navajo code talkers, passed away in Utah on Monday.

47-year-old Shizuka Matsuki was killed in a park by an alligator just two days after an e-mail warning about sightings of the animal was issued.

Against all odds, Noah Connell, the first baby in the world to undergo mandibular jaw distraction surgery, recently celebrated his first birthday.

Commercial Spaceflight Federation President Eric Stallmer said that President Donald Trump’s encouragement has been key to the development of new solutions for space exploration.

In Somerville, Massachusetts, a classroom full of five-year-olds is learning a new twist on “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star” to respond to the threat of a school shooting.

The Federal Reserve announced that U.S. household wealth has risen above $100 trillion in the first quarter of 2018, for the first time in history.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that suicide rates have increased significantly all across the nation.

In speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Heidi Fleiss came close to defending once-powerful producer Harvey Weinstein.

Virginia National Guard Soldier Joshua Philip Yabut has been arrested following the alleged theft and subsequent chase of an armored vehicle into downtown Richmond, Virginia.

Tensions between the masters of the universe at Facebook and United States lawmakers continue to mount, as the company confirms that it actually did share user data with Chinese phone manufacturer Huawei.

23-year-old Anthony J. Clark of Oregon says he thought he was playing Grand Theft Auto while he was allegedly committing the game’s namesake crime.

Actress and Left-wing activist Alyssa Milano appeared alongside Democratic Representatives Carolyn Maloney and Jackie Speier outside the Capitol on Wednesday to express her support in ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).

House Majority Whip Steve Scalise has finally returned to the field after being shot in a June 2017 incident.

In an interview with the Washington Post taped on June 4, Parkland, Florida, Officer Scot Peterson said there was “no time” for him to be a coward during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting because “things went so fast.”

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology fed some of the internet’s seedier bits to an A.I. and came out with something more than a little creepy.

Fox News has apologized for showing pictures of the Philadelphia Eagles players kneeling — not in protest, but in prayer — to illustrate a story about the team’s spat with President Donald Trump.

A teacher in Preston, Idaho allegedly fed a small puppy to a large snapping turtle — right outside of the school, and in front of students.

The search for missing 14-month-old Owen Hidalgo-Calderon has been suspended after the body of his 18-year-old mother Selena Hidalgo-Calderon was found on May 24 in Upstate New York.