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The Invisible Histories Project documents the history of LGBTQ people in the Deep South, a region that once all but forced gays to live in hiding.

At White House event honoring ICE, Trump again said Democrats "just don't mind crime."

The New York Times reported that the actress, a prominent Harvey Weinstein accuser, sexually assaulted co-star Jimmy Bennett when he was just 17 years old.

"I wouldn’t have disowned him. I would have been supportive,” Jenkins-Hernandez wrote of rumors that Hernandez was gay.

Open your mind with books like Tara Westover's "Educated," suggests the former president.

He played in 10 games for the Saints and Cardinals last year before a neck injury sent him to injured reserve.

The court's ruling this summer left open the larger question of whether religious beliefs can justify discrimination against LGBT Americans.

It’s our conscious biases and decision making skills that interfere with the natural ability to detect deception. Here are the nonverbal clues that can reveal someone isn’t telling the truth.

And she wants you to know you don't need permission to be who you are and go after what you want.

“It’s the razor and blade system,” said one analyst. “This plays very, very well to the way millennials and Gen Z are thinking and buying today.”

Alabama is the second program to top the preseason AP poll for three straight years. Clemson, Georgia and Wisconsin round out the top four.

Sold under names like K2 and Spice, it can mimic the high from marijuana. It can also cause paranoia, brain swelling, kidney damage and death.

"It’s way better to block any fraud rather than try to clean it up afterwards,” noted one banking expert.

Dr. Michael Holick, a Boston University endocrinologist, almost singlehandedly created the vitamin D sales and testing industry, and the industry has paid him handsomely.

Scientists have a new explanation for Pluto's tilted orbit and other idiosyncrasies.

"It undermines our efforts when members of the public don't see their elected leaders in Congress reacting with more fury," said Brian Fallon, a former Schumer aide.

To honor fallen U.S. service members, a small group of volunteers set out from California on April 7 for a cross-country run. The run commemorated the nearly 20,000 service members who have died while in active duty during the War on Terror. After 5,000 miles, the runners finished at Arlington National Cemetery in early August.

All the gold medals for Simone Biles.

Donors have raised nearly $25,000 for the family of a 12-year-old transgender girl to move out of rural Oklahoma.

Witnesses said the woman was pulled under the water by the alligator.

The specialist enlisted in 2013 under a special government program for foreign citizens who want to serve in the U.S. military.

"To be alone, to be in the middle of the sea and keep hanging on there for 10 hours — she must have had a lot she wanted to live for."

The first lady, promoting her "Best Best" campaign, says most children are more aware than some adults of the "benefits and pitfalls" of social media.

Data breaches and hacks are often unavoidable, but security experts say there are some everyday habits that put consumers even more at risk.

And these numbers are likely to grow with nine states yet to hold their primaries.