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So what if nearly half of real marriages unravel? After 26 years, viewers simply cannot be expected to envision a co-parenting arrangement for Bart, Lisa and Maggie.
The best photos from here and around the world submitted September 26, 2015.
The Hollywood superstar talks about making "The Martian" — an uplifting big-budget, sci-fi film with no villain.
Highlights at the annual Nashville festival ranged from Glen Hansard doing Springsteen to a bluegrass band doing “Tommy.”
To find the essence of Yellowstone, lace up your hiking boots.
“Once Upon a Time” archer Sean Maguire revisits the trail that led him to Sherwood Forest.
Emergency repairs from a 2014 mudslide are proving difficult.
Even with something as big as a skyscraper, mistakes can be made.
Despite presumably suffering a concussion at some point during last week’s win over the Lions, Brandon Fusco didn’t miss a snap. That, apparently, has led the NFLPA to launch an investigation into what happened. According to a report from Pro Football Talk, the NFLPA is investigating whether the league’s independent concussion spotter failed to recognize or take action “in response to the apparent struggles of Fusco to get to his feet after a block that involved helmet-to-helmet contact” in the third quarter. Читать дальше...
In these high-scoring days, the Gophers instead have a stout defense and a groan-inducing offense
Joe Juranitch, aka the longtime Vikings human mascot Ragnar, has stayed out of the public spotlight since Sunday, when his Facebook post about not being at a Vikings game for the first time in 21 years led to the story that he and the team had parted ways due in part to a contract disagreement. (Photo via Ragnar’s Facebook page). But on Friday, Juranitch made the media rounds in the Twin Cities to explain his side of the story — a story that started out Sunday with a lot of public sympathy but turned... Читать дальше...
From a political career that started on the Union Township, Ohio, Board of Trustees, John Boehner rose to 2nd in line to succeed the president. The AP’s John Mone takes a look at highlights of Boehner's career in the House of Representatives.