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It's the biggest lie that American parents tell.

Helen E. Dragas was the prime mover in the unsuccessful effort to oust University of Virginia President Teresa A. Sullivan.

Helen E. Dragas, former leader of the University of Virginia's Board of Visitors, delivers parting perspective as she leaves the governing board after eight years.

A data genius created a map to visit every neighborhood in America, in as little time as possible

Lonnie Ali is asking the public to celebrate Muhammad Ali's birthday next year in a way he would appreciate

Hillary Clinton didn't lie to investigators, nor did they come to believe her intent was bad.

In at least one shocking way, Baltimore is like Italy in the 1300s.

How did a decorated Iraq War veteran sworn to protect the U.S. border end up in an orange jumpsuit potentially facing life in prison?

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These athletes must raise money to train, to live and even to fly family to Rio.

The flag, which went missing from a New York state campground earlier this year, was tracked all the way to Missouri.

With no Republicans in the Senate race, California GOP has to worry about more than just Trump

The most sensitive radio telescope in the world was just completed in China. The massive 500-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope can identify radio waves up to 1,000 light years away in a quest to discover new pulsars and look for extraterrestrial life - but at a high cost.

Temperatures soar into the 90s for the rest of the week, with thunderstorms possible on Thursday and Friday.

After two Baton Rouge, La., police officers fatally shot 37-year-old Alton Sterling, more than 100 people gathered to protest the incident outside the Triple S Food Mart where it occurred.

Contraband “poses grave dangers” to the 200,000 prison inmates, staffers, visitors and the public, the inspector general’s report says.

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The world’s second-largest drug company will abide by new rules for painkillers.

Beau Solomon, a University of Wisconsin at Madison student whose body was recovered from Italy's Tiber River, was described by family as "the toughest S.O.B. that we've ever met."

FBI probe’s public conclusion created awkward timing for the Democrats’ first joint rally.

She “extensively” used her personal account while in the “territory of sophisticated adversaries,” the FBI director said.

But Director James B. Comey said Clinton and her team were “extremely careless.”

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