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The vintage jeans dated back to the 19th century, shortly after denim pants first became available in the late 1800s.

If former Vice President Joe Biden, for example, were to run against Trump, he could beat the tycoon by 14 points.

A bill that would gut internet privacy protections is headed to the president's desk.

The artist supplies company has announced that it will be removing a crayon color from its selection on National Crayon Day.

First Lady Melania Trump stays high above the clouds, quietly flying in helicopters to D.C. for her White House duties and cooking for Barron Trump in their NYC penthouse.

The infamous, unidentified woman was arrested Thursday morning but charges are still pending.

“We have more people…you know, humans have warm bodies,” Sen. Scott Wagner said. “So is heat coming off? Things are changing."

Trump's approval rating was 40 percent this week. Obamacare's was 52 percent.

To combat a growing shortage, the military branch has considered increased bonuses and longer contracts.

A racist white man claiming to be a "mafia hitman" while threatening black people was indicted on hate crime charges.

Companies have already reported losses, and they expect to see more soon.

Pedestrian deaths skyrocketed between 2010 and 2015.

Other entries added to the dictionary include "superfood," "sext," "bitchface" and "clicktivism."

Thank your favorite physician with food or a glowing review.

Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs said that next year PwC will rehearse for the final day and the Academy will add "improvements to onstage envelope category verification."

Two things are certain: death and taxes. Tax refunds should be certain, too.

A former student of Tad Cummins said in an interview with CBS' Inside Edition that he sang a love song to her when she was about 15-years-old.

To generate funds required for repairing California's roads and highways, the governor has proposed an increase in gas taxes and car registration fees.

A new Twitter library will be launched to honor the 45th president of the United States.

During the broadcast Wednesday night, the show started screening war images, followed by a Russian domain name — thepresidentshow.ru.

Norman Eisen cited the nepotism law passed in 1967, which states that "no public official from the president down to a low-level manager at a federal agency may hire or promote a relative."

After an international unauthorized aircraft made an emergency landing at Ohio University Airport, authorities seized a 'significant' amount of the drug from the plane.

Candace Claiborne, a 60-year-old employee of the State Department, was charged Wednesday with concealing extensive contacts with foreign agents.

Edwin Michael Kosik, 91, was reported to be last seen at his home outside Scranton, Pennsylvania, Wednesday afternoon.

The spacecraft began studying Mars from an orbital perspective in 2006, and images taken from its Context Camera now cover over 99 percent of the red planet.

Hawaii District Judge Derrick Watson ordereda temporary halt of President Donald Trump's revised travel ban March 15, citing "significant and unrebutted evidence of religious animus" behind the ban.

Former President George W. Bush did not vote for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.

One student, Sherri Simpson of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, wants to opt out of the settlement and sue the president individually. If her appeal gets approved, it is likely to cause more trouble for Trump.

Since the Donald Trump assumed office on Jan. 20, he has traveled to Mar-a-Lago five times, drawing criticism from Florida Democrats.