Statue of Liberty going dark lights up Twitter
Lady Liberty stood in near total darkness in New York Harbor for some time Tuesday night, and many social media users ventured guesses on what was up
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Lady Liberty stood in near total darkness in New York Harbor for some time Tuesday night, and many social media users ventured guesses on what was up
The university faces several federal lawsuits from women who say Baylor mishandled, ignored or suppressed their claims of assault for years
Gov. Mark Dayton signed a bill Tuesday lifting the decades-old ban, capping off an intense effort at the Capitol that goes back years
The fault poses a significant hazard to coastal Southern California and Tijuana, Mexico, according to the study
The Harriet Tubman Home started a “Bring Harriet Home” campaign with Women You Should Fund; the goal is to raise up to $30,000
Supposed hacks would enable CIA to monitor terrorist groups like ISIS, which use encrypted apps to communicate
Laura Hunter is suing after a site used her name and photo on anti-Muslim, pro-Trump articles
The room where Sally Hemings lived with her and Jefferson's children is being transformed to educate the public
At least six people have died, more than a million acres have burned -- and thousands have been forced from their homes
“Obviously we have some serious concerns,” said Rep. Mark Meadows, R-North Carolina
Gen. Robert Neller said Tuesday that hiding on social media and being disrespectful to other Marines is embarrassing to the Corps and to the nation
Woman presents man with a "Decent Dude" trophy for being the first man in two pregnancies to offer her a seat on the train
The bus was carrying 50 senior citizens when its side was struck by a train
The building in Park Slope also features an elevator, 24-hour attendants -- and one pricey parking spot
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