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How the FCC's move on net neutrality could impact consumers Here’s a look at what net neutrality is and how the FCC's plans could impact consumers nationwide.

Computer hack at Alabama high school changes grades The latest details on an apparent computer hack at an Alabama high school that is putting students’ graduation standings into question

Mysterious South Carolina fish with humanlike teeth stumps the internet The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday asked its social media followers to identify a fish with “human-like incisors.”

Now is a terrible time to buy a phone Even in the fast-paced world of tech, where companies are constantly one-upping each other to be on the bleeding edge, you’re bound to hit a lull now and then.

Ingraham: A tale of two confirmations for CIA director Why do the very Democrats who supported John Brennan now oppose Gina Haspel?

Mark Levin: Mueller's purpose is to remove the president Questions remain about whether or not Trump will speak with special counsel Robert Mueller; 'Life, Liberty & Levin' host Mark Levin speaks out about the Mueller probe on 'Hannity.'

Hannity: It's okay to be proud of the US; lives were saved While Senator Schumer wines, President Trump is continuing his push for peace on the Korean peninsula.

Gutfeld on Trump and the Americans freed from North Korea President Trump welcomes Americans freed by North Korea.

Ainsley Earhardt talks new book, importance of having faith 'Fox & Friends' co-host Ainsley Earhardt joins 'Your World' to discuss her new book 'The Light Within Me: An Inspirational Memoir.’

Trump-Kim summit unlikely to bring full North Korea denuclearization -- but war can be avoided President Trump’s announcement Thursday that he will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore June 12 sets the stage for a summit that will only succeed if it advances American interests by making North Korea less of a threat to its neighbors and the U.S.

Kurtz: Can Trump out-crazy an erratic dictator? 'MediaBuzz' host Howard Kurtz weighs in on how the media feared nuclear war over the previous global insults flung between Kim Jong Un and President Trump and why they now see some potential for peace and stability.

People are still suffering in North Korea -- Don't let smiles and handshakes fool you If you’ve been following the news about Korea lately, then you’ve rubbed your eyes and pinched your skin more than once to verify that what you’re watching on TV is actually real.

The most important presidential executive order you probably haven’t heard about I’ve known President Trump for over 17 years now. Since his election, I’ve had the privilege of spending many days working with this White House, doing my best to support the president and his staff in any way I can.

Southwest hero pilot wasn't supposed to be on the flight, she says Captain Tammie Jo Shults, one of the pilots responsible for the safe landing of a Southwest flight last month after an engine exploded mid-air, leaving one passenger dead, was reportedly not initially scheduled to pilot the flight.

The most common reasons people get kicked off flights The flight crew doesn’t make the rules, but they can make sure you follow them.

Southwest pilots used hand signals to communicate after deadly explosion The pilots of the Southwest Airlines jet that suffered a midair engine explosion had to use hand signals to communicate because of the deafening roar, they said in a new interview.

WestJet apologizes for asking customers to record flight attendants without their knowledge WestJet officials said they asked 14 guests, who were part of a larger online survey, to capture the service moments that were most meaningful to them.

Plane performs nearly vertical takeoff The impressive – and anxiety producing – stunt was pulled off during an airshow at the ILA event.

Hotel worker fired after calling black patron a 'monkey' Raw video: Man records confrontation with employee at Virginia hotel that escalated to point the clerk called him a 'monkey.'

Delta flight evacuated in Denver because of smoke in cabin A Delta Air Lines flight from Detroit to Denver was evacuated after passengers reported smoke in the cabin.

American Airlines staffers slammed by new mom for humiliating her over breast pump She's speaking out against the carrier.

British flight attendant claims first-class passengers pay stewardesses for sex What reportedly goes on behind the scenes might shock you.

Delta flight evacuates after smoke fills cabin: 'Scariest thing ever' Passengers had to evacuate onto the runway after a Delta Airlines jet landed at Denver International Airport Tuesday night, according to the passengers.

Guardsman kills wife, man, then himself, authorities say A National Guard member entered a Florida hotel room last weekend and fatally shot his estranged wife and another man before turning the gun on himself, authorities said.

ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran on Friday supported Syria's right to defended itself against aggression from Israel, state TV reported, accusing others of remaining silent over the attacks on Tehran's key regional ally. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2rAGhLj

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's newly-elected Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Friday that the country's monarch has indicated he was willing to grant a full pardon to jailed politician Anwar Ibrahim immediately. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2IyTBKC

LONDON (Reuters) - One of the main Brexit campaign groups in Britain's 2016 EU referendum was fined 70,000 pounds ($95,000) on Friday for incorrectly reporting what it spent and exceeding a limit on expenditure, the Electoral Commission said. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2G7isQf

PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia on Friday condemned a proposal by a U.S. Congressman to impose financial sanctions on long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen and his officials, saying the bid destroyed the credibility of the United States. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2jQgBH5

GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala asked the governments of Sweden and Venezuela on Thursday to withdraw their ambassadors, accusing the diplomats of improperly interfering in domestic politics. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2IeD0s5

JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian authorities ordered people living near a volcano to leave their homes on Friday and a major city closed its airport after the 5,500 meter (18,000 ft) peak sent a column of steam and ash into the sky. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2jPDGt6

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish police detained 150 soldiers over alleged links to the U.S.-based preacher who Ankara says orchestrated an attempted coup in 2016, state-run Anadolu news agency said on Friday. from Reuters: World News https://ift.tt/2KRPXd6