Bush was deeply critical of Trump's decision to place added travel restrictions on North Korea as part of his revised travel ban.

It should be noted that like other dairy products, full-fat kefir does have higher amounts of saturated fat.

San Fernando Valley, an out-of-the-way desert suburb of Los Angeles, came to be the porn capital of the world in the 1970s. Hugh Hefner was a part of it

This is just a fan theory and there is no evidence to support this other than the coincidence in timelines.

Malcolm Gladwell, an author and podcast host, praised "Where Peachtree Meets Sweet Auburn: A Saga of Race and Family" by Gary Pomerantz.

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Bill Clinton was the governor of Arkansas at the time Tom Cruise's new movie "American Made" take place, and in the script he has an racy appearance.

Oprah Winfrey fueled speculation that she'll run for president, tweeting out a link to a New York Post column that called her "Democrats' best hope for 2020."

Switerzland's financial watchdog is concerned that some ICOs could be violating the nation's laws.

The Patriots noticed two Texans defenders discussing how to defend a play, so the Patriots ran the same play with one minor adjustment.

United States Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price was an orthopedic physician before he went into politics.

The latest Nigerian star to react to the 'One Corner' dance craze is Afro-pop star, Wizkid.

"Whole Foods was in a trap, and I couldn’t quite figure how to get out of that trap. The trap was ‘whole paycheck,'" CEO John Mackey told Food Business News.

Yom Kippur is a time for repentance and is observed by fasting. In other words, it's not about eating cake.

Ryanair emailed customers explaining their rights following a rebuke from the UK airline regulator over its handling of extensive flight cancellations.

"Saturday Night Live" alum Darrell Hammond was the Donald Trump gold standard, so when Alec Baldwin took over the comic didn't take it well.

Francis has repeatedly warned journalists of the weight of their responsibility in a world dominated by social media.

Authorities in Madrid have instructed police to ensure no votes are cast as they tackle one of the biggest political crises to hit Spain.

The restrictions are aimed at "ensuring the cohesion of society in an open society", it says. Violations will be punished with a fine of up to 150 euros ($177).

He was also accused of nepotism, sloth and leaking confidential party information and betraying party principles.