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El Paso shooting: Prosecutor plans to pursue death penalty

El Paso suspect told police he was targeting Mexicans, affidavit says

The man who authorities say killed 22 people at an El Paso Walmart told police that his targets were Mexicans, according to an arrest affidavit.

Family: El Paso gunman's actions influenced 'by people we don't know'

Relatives of the suspected gunman in the shooting at an El Paso Walmart said Tuesday that he was "apparently influenced and informed by people we do not know," according to a statement released by a law firm representing the family of Patrick Crusius.

Acclaimed ballet dancer revives career after fighting thyroid disease

In the fall of 2014, ballet dancer Kathryn Morgan thought her comeback arc was almost complete.

WaPo: Strip club hosting charity golf tournament at Trump course

The Trump Organization's golf resort in Doral, Florida, will no longer host a charity golf tournament this week put on by a strip club in the Miami area because the charity has pulled out of the event,

Dancing cockatoo named Snowball intrigues scientists

Snowball can headbang, vogue and body roll as well as, if not better than, any rhythmically inclined human. Never mind he's covered in feathers.

Breakdancing one step closer to making 2024 Olympics

B-boys and b-girls rejoice: the Olympics may soon be ready to get down.

How a diversity prom allows LGBTQ students to be their authentic selves

It's a Friday afternoon in late May and in a few hours, the doors to the Central United Methodist Church in Knoxville, Tennessee will open and LGBTQ students from high schools all over the South will pour into the church to celebrate prom.

Google Doodle celebrates a dance performed by Native American women

If you're in the United States or Canada, you may have seen the intricately designed Google Doodle above.

Katy Perry, Taylor Swift officially bury the hatchet

Katy Perry has let the world know that things are now all good between her and Taylor Swift.

Manufacturer of synthetic opioid agrees to pay $225 million to settle investigations

Opioid manufacturer Insys Therapeutics agreed to pay $225 million to settle federal civil and criminal investigations after illegally marketing the drug to doctors and nurses, federal officials said Wednesday.

How a boy band from South Korea became the biggest in the world

In February 1964, an English boy band called the Beatles made its US television debut.

Mick Jagger's dancing video after his heart surgery sends fans into a frenzy

Maroon 5 sings about

Mick Jagger's dancing video after his heart surgery sends fans into a frenzy

Maroon 5 sings about "Moves Like Jagger" in their hit single by the same name. They may need a sequel called "Moves Like Jagger ... After Heart Surgery."

Northam does not resign

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam said he does not believe he is either person in the racist photo that appeared in his 1984 yearbook but that he did once darken his face to resemble Michael Jackson during a dance contest in 1984.

There've never been male cheerleaders at the Super Bowl. That's about to change

History will be made Sunday at the Super Bowl, but it will happen on the sidelines, not on the field.

You can't explain the popularity of Baby Shark, and that's the point

When humans of the far future study the culture of their ancient ancestors from the year 2019, it's going to be pretty hard to avoid the topic of "Baby Shark."

When your child vapes, what's a parent to do?

When Sonya Kennedy learned that her 12-year-old son, Ryder, had tried vaping, she was "mortified."

Boston marathon bombing survivor struck by car

A professional dancer who lost part of her leg in the Boston Marathon terrorist bombing has been hospitalized after she was hit by a car while she was walking across a street.