Peruse Dr. Victoria Frankenstein's collection of monster oddities in the Manor Storehouse with our complete list of every ...

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Several new Transformers merchandise items have arrived at Universal Studios Florida, including some new shirts and sling bags. We found all of the new items in the Supply Vault. Black Transformers ...

Looking a bit like a cross between daisies and sunflowers, black-eyed Susans feature long yellow petals around deep brown centers ... use black-eyed Susans in borders, as part of larger landscapes ...

Her striking retro look is completed with sparkling accessories of diamond stud earrings and a ring, with a pair of embellished brown leather ballet flats on her feet. For her beauty picks ...

If you're looking for a low-key manicure that still makes a statement, minimalist nail art designs are perfect. Scroll ...

Alex Shieh, a student reporter for The Brown Spectator, is being investigated by Brown University. His alleged crime? Asking administrators about their jobs. On March 18, Shieh emailed each of ...

Germany recently updated its travel guidance, advising citizens to be prepared for questioning at the U.S. border. Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier headline did not reflect new information ...

The number of illegal immigrants caught along one northern border sector that was once "overrun by illegal migrants" has dramatically declined under the Trump administration after it saw thousands ...

They were deployed as part of the Joint Task Force Southern Border operation. A third Marine remains in critical condition. “The loss of Lance Cpl. Aguilera and Lance Cpl. Gamino is deeply felt ...

The dramatic change in the number of people crossing the border cannot be overstated, according to a San Diego border patrol chief. The Los Angeles Times spoke to Jeffrey Stalnaker, acting chief ...

The owners of Hertel & Brown Physical & Aquatic Therapy, charged in health care fraud case, made $800,000 to $1 million annually in years leading up to indictment, according to trial testimony.