Mississippi KKK leader defends post-Orlando anti-gay leaflets
The Imperial Wizard of the United Dixie White Knights says "people may not like our views, but we are entitled to them"
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The Imperial Wizard of the United Dixie White Knights says "people may not like our views, but we are entitled to them"
Authorities found approximately 275 birds - including some large African grey parrots and macaws - and more than 150 turtles in the two-story home
Rodney Sumter was a bartender at Pulse nightclub and was shot three times; he and Tebow played high school football together
Police in Merrimack, New Hampshire, are letting the public know about an unusual-looking animal that was spotted in a cemetery
Zoo says Dizzy escaped while an employee was cleaning his enclosure, and is still on zoo property
Two patients ferried away from American station at the South Pole are now on their way to South America for medical care
The former Cleveland Browns quarterback was not injured Monday when he said another car hit his car and then fled
Gary Kelly says the system is "vastly outdated" and needs reform and explains why his airline stays true to its "all-coach" model
New Jersey bear that walks upright on its two hind legs captured on video months after its last sighting
Anthony Zanco missed a lot of work following the March 2014 death of his 17-year-old son, Tyler, during a drug robbery
Same-sex marriages in U.S. became legal in all states with Supreme Court ruling in 2015
Coast Guard finds objects in Gulf of Mexico while searching for family last seen in sailboat off coast of southwest Florida
Officials say the woman died in Ohio but came into contact with the amoeba at the U.S. National Whitewater Center in N.C.
From Taylor Swift to Paul McCartney, more than 180 artists and record labels argue tech companies flourish by using their material while their "earnings continue to diminish"
Some 300 defendants nationwide charged in health care fraud sweeps across the country, including physicians, clinic owners and others