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Blake Shelton: From small-town Oklahoma boy to country superstar Blake Shelton was not always the suave country crooner he is today.

'Saturday Night Live' star Taran Killam reacts to Chevy Chase's negative comments about the show Taran Killam agrees with some of Chevy Chase’s recent comments about "Saturday Night Live."

Hillary Clinton appears on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' to ask FBI to investigate Kavanaugh As the nation continues to focus on the contentious process to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court amid accusations of sexual assault, Hillary Clinton appeared on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” and called on the FBI to investigate the situation.

NFL player-turned-pastor Miles McPherson on his journey to finding God: We must 'honor what we have in common' In the early hours of the morning nearly four decades ago, Miles McPherson's life changed forever.

Michael Moore’s ‘Fahrenheit 11/9’ falls flat at the box office with dismal $3 million opening Audiences showed considerably less interest in Michael Moore's Donald Trump-themed documentary, "Fahrenheit 11/9," than his George W. Bush-era one.

Bill Cosby to be sentenced for sexual assault, could face 30 years in prison Bill Cosby was found guilty of sexual assault in April after a jury heard allegations from Andrea Constand. Now, the 81-year-old comedian is about to be sentenced for his crimes, which could see him on probation, house arrest or thrown in prison.

Allman Brothers star Dickey Betts' brain surgery deemed a success Allman Brothers Band founding member Dickey Betts has had successful surgery after slipping and hitting his head while playing with his dog in Florida.

Jim Gaffigan sued after daughter kicked a soccer ball into a man's head He needed this like a kick in the head.

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Levin: Democrats and the judicial confirmation process On a special edition of 'Life, Liberty & Levin' Mark Levin takes a deep dive into the Democratic Party's impact on the judicial confirmation process.

Swamp Watch: Democrats' hypocrisy on Kavanaugh Two members of CoTwo members of Congress with domestic abuse allegations are running for office this fall. ngress with domestic abuse allegations are running for office this fall.

What can be done about the 'deep state'? 'The Deep State' author Jason Chaffetz speaks out about how government agencies are being used in political battles on 'The Next Revolution.'

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Shapiro's Big Point: Bernie Sanders Bernie Sanders's statement is important because it reveals a serious gap in the way Americans from the hard left think versus the rest of America.

Shapiro: A history of Democratic smears Democrats have a long, inglorious history of trotting out unverified and unverifiable allegations to fight against conservatives or constitutional originalists.

Shapiro: Democrats want social justice, not actual justice The manipulative way the Democrats have played the accusation against Judge Kavanaugh suggests that this is a political hit.

Britt McHenry: Why Tiger Woods' win is so much more than just a victory on the golf course On Sunday Tiger Woods proved that hard work, determination and resiliency can defy age, scandal, and multiple injuries.

Talk radio panel weighs in on Kavanaugh controversy Should Trump refrain from commenting on the Kavanaugh accusations? Talk radio panel shares insight.

Trump still taunting Jeff Sessions Says 'I don't have an attorney general.'

Media culture and sex abuse claims How much has changed since Anita Hill?

Maldives' provisional elections results show opposition win Provisional results Monday showed Maldives opposition candidate Ibrahim Mohamed Solih won Sunday's presidential election in an unexpected victory over the strongman incumbent who had jailed his top rivals and Supreme Court justices.

Iran's politicians under pressure, 40 years after revolution Hard-liners batter President Hassan Rouhani over his faltering nuclear deal, sending his popularity plummeting.

Mandela: A life of soaring symbolism, now harnessed by UN Nelson Mandela's South African journey from anti-apartheid leader to prisoner to president to global statesman — the "Long Walk to Freedom" of his autobiography title — is one of the 20th century's great stories of struggle, sacrifice and reconciliation.

In a first, Hong Kong bans pro-independence political party Authorities in Hong Kong on Monday took an unprecedented step against separatist voices by banning a political party that advocates independence for the southern Chinese territory on national security grounds.

Vietnam to hold state funeral for President Tran Dai Quang Vietnam will hold a state funeral and national mourning this week for President Tran Dai Quang, who died last week of a viral illness at age 61.

Maldives' opposition presidential candidate claims victory Opposition presidential candidate Ibrahim Mohamed Solih, a longtime but little-known lawmaker in the Maldives, declared victory early Monday in a contentious election widely seen as a referendum on the island nation's young democracy.

German government reaches deal to solve spy chief dispute The leaders of German Chancellor Angela Merkel's governing coalition were trying Sunday to resolve a standoff over the future of the country's domestic intelligence chief and stabilize their six-month-old alliance.

Trump touts progress in push to denuclearize North Korea Will Kim Jong Un stay true to his word and dismantle parts of his nuclear program? Fox News senior strategic analyst Gen. Jack Keane voices his concerns.