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A spokesperson for Walt Disney World has confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel that last year was the final event.

On May 8, the Mormon church announced that it will dissociate itself from the Boy Scouts of America in order to focus on its own religious youth group.

Walmart pharmacies will restrict some opioid prescriptions to just seven days at a time and will allow no more than a 50-milligram dosage of morphine per day.

Warren Police Department officers are searching a Macomb Township property for the remains of 12-year-old Kimberly King, who disappeared nearly 40 years ago in 1979.

The eruption of Kilauea volcano is still being felt as its “heartbreaking” destruction continues.

Puyallup, Washington, police suspect 31-year-old registered nurse Cora Weberg of intentionally infecting at least two patients of Good Samaritan Hospital with the hepatitis C virus, as well as stealing drugs.

UToronto researchers have developed a 3D printer that promises to change everything about the healing process of serious — even disfiguring — wounds.

Many of the 1,374 drones seemed to be confused, marring Tuesday’s high-tech light show celebrating Chinese Labor Day and turning some of the images into a glittering mess in the sky.

On May 1, Hawaii lawmakers approved a bill that will ban many of the most popular brands of sunscreen from use on their island beaches, due to environmental concerns.

After spreading to half the country and infecting more than 120 people, the E. coli outbreak claims its first life.

Glenn Jacobs, otherwise known as the masked wrestler “Kane,” has officially traded a shot at the belt for a shot at mayor.

The private sector has posted yet another successive month of job growth, bringing it to a straight six out of the first 15 months of Donald Trump’s presidency.

Kim Kardashian West is asking President Donald Trump to pardon the 62-year-old great grandmother currently serving a life sentence for nonviolent drug offenses in the 90’s.

Health insurance company Cigna conducted a nationwide survey and nearly half reported constant feelings of loneliness or isolation.

A report released by House Intelligence Committee Republicans reveals that secret donors offered a whole lot of money to “continue exposing Russian interference” after the 2016 presidential election was over.

A 67-year-old New York woman has “won” the right to stay in a late friend’s rent-controlled apartment in Long Island — because he adopted her at age 58.

In his annual Founders’ Letter, the Alphabet president stress the need for “thoughtfulness and responsibility” in the way we approach new technology.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has begun a probe into the matter.

Reuters/Ipsos surveyed 65,000 young adults in 2016, and then again at the same time in 2018—and the left seems to be quickly losing ground. During the first three months of both 2016 and 2018, Reuters/Ipsos queried roughly 65,000 millenials on

The Brave Robotics engineers have created a real-life Transformer that can even carry people inside.

27-year-old Kiley Lane leaves behind a daughter of two years — the tragic ending to a prolonged battle with the vicious hantavirus.

In an interview with Slate staff writer Isaac Chotiner, New York Times campaign reporter and Chasing Hillary author Amy Chozick discussed Hillary Clinton’s 2016 defeat — and complained how the media did not do enough to promote her agenda.

The brains of hundreds of pigs reportedly survived for up to 36 hours after they were decapitated in an experiment that lays the foundation for the preservation of human minds beyond their physical limitations.

Teacher and coach, 29-year-old Raquel Eleana Spencer, was behaving erratically at Northwest Whitfield High School where she was allegedly caught with heroin.

MSNBC host Joy Reid’s attorney claimed that the Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into Reid’s claim that controversial homophobic content posted to her blog is the result of being “hacked.”

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi publicly defended House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer after audio surfaced of a call in which he urged a Democrat candidate to drop out of a primary.

Maria Saliagas says that Delta staff members, lacking proper equipment, tied her to her wheelchair with a blanket, injuring her in the process.

Jay Crouch of Leicestershire received a new bowel, liver, pancreas, and two kidneys during a single ten-hour operation.

Villagers accused, then lynched 41-year-old Sebastian Woodroffe over the murder of Shipobo-Konibo healer and activist Olivia Arévalo.

The Last Week Tonight host John Oliver is running an ad in Washington, D.C., in hopes of speaking directly to Trump regarding the Obama-era Iran nuclear deal.

Law enforcement arrested 56-year-old Lois Riess for allegedly murdering her husband and a woman whose identity she may have wanted to steal.

When the veterinary surgeon attempted to remove what appeared to be massive cancerous growths in a dog’s stomach, he instead found the remnants of some very enthusiastic snacking.

The “Charging Bull” creator protested the introduction of “Fearless Girl,” which he claimed distorted the meaning of his piece.

A submarine long theorized to have transported Nazi officials to South America has finally been found — sunken near Denmark.

U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson has questioned the scope of the authority granted Robert Mueller by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.

Scientists have developed a tiny subdermal patch that monitors calcium levels in the bloodstream and creates a visible mole when cancer causes those levels to spike.