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An epic movie deserves epic outfits.

Residents of Santee found a disgusting racial slur and a Swastika on an elementary school fence earlier this week — outraging local parents.

In the wake of record crowds locust-ing on top European destinations, many sites are implementing fees and visitor caps.

The Titans' season opener against the Jets will have some extra meaning.

Lettuce sales at Stew Leonard’s declined 11% this week amid the multi-state food poisoning outbreak caused by shredded iceberg lettuce.

The arrival of Land Bar New York is part of a tsunami of Japanese gin-slinging going on around town — offering an alternative to conventional cocktail culture in the city. 

Warm and muggy temperatures are once again plaguing portions of the East Coast, but thick Canadian wildfire smoke could throw a wrench into exactly how hot it gets.

The WNBA’s Aug. 2 trade deadline is a little more than two weeks away, and the Liberty are one of the most intriguing teams to monitor.

The supermodel was spotted with Banuelos in April, despite ending their "tumultuous" relationship in January.

The supermodel was spotted with Banuelos in April, despite ending their "tumultuous" relationship in January.

You’re going to want to remember this.

The Canadian woman accused of pummeling a patriotic teenager at the Jersey Shore on Fourth of July weekend is slated for deportation, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed.

"You’re probably gonna have a little bit of dirty spots or soot on cars and stuff like that."

A powerful magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck near the coast of Mexico's southernmost state of Chiapas on Friday.

Powerful and well-priced.

A dedicated sister spent more than a year searching for her missing brother, who “vanished” in NYC, only to find out he was dead the whole time — and unceremoniously buried in a pauper’s grave because of a “careless” typo by hospital staff, according to a lawsuit.

"Gotta stay professional, Hannah!" Waddingham quipped on The View on Friday.

The truck driver was impaired by fentanyl, using his phone to check the Amazon app and traveling more than 75 miles per hour in a 45-mph zone when the crash occurred, according to the lawsuit.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin on Friday notified election officials in California, New Jersey, Nevada and Pennsylvania that the Department of Homeland Security has identified what it says are more than 250,000 potential non-citizens on the states' voter rolls.

The American allegedly fired back, “F--k off, bald loser’’ and called his foe an “incel,” a derogatory term short for “involuntary celibate.’’