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Tech Q&A: Bitcoin, net neutrality, mounting TVs and more I keep hearing about Bitcoin. I don’t get it. Can you explain if it is a good investment?

Brother-in-law of Martin Luther King Jr. dies at 83 The brother-in-law of Martin Luther King Jr. and a founding member of The Martin Luther King Center for Nonviolent Social Change has died.

Las Vegas hotel shooting leaves 2 security guards dead, gunman severely wounded A gunman was not expected to survive a self-inflicted shot to the head after he allegedly fatally shot two security guards in a Las Vegas hotel room Saturday morning.

WATCH: Clydesdale rescued after falling into icy pond Seamus the Clydesdale is getting his 15 minutes of fame -- thanks to a resourceful group of first responders in Elbert County, Colo.

Louisiana man charged in 'Nigerian prince' scam, police say Police in New Orleans have arrested a 67-year-old man after he allegedly helped swindle people out of thousands of dollars as a middleman in a "Nigerian prince" Internet scam.

Ex-Sheriff David Clarke denies facing FBI probe, calls reports 'fake news' Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke lashed out Saturday at what he called the “lying lib media,” after multiple reports claimed he was under investigation by the FBI.

2 electrocuted at substation in Detroit Authorities say the pair, looking for copper wire, died at the scene, their bodies fused together in the jolt.

2 Las Vegas security guards fatally shot in hotel-casino Police in Las Vegas say two security guards are dead after being shot in a room at a hotel-casino.

Louisiana man charged in 'Nigerian prince' internet scam Police in New Orleans have arrested a 67-year-old man after they say he helped swindle people out of thousands of dollars as a middleman in a "Nigerian prince" internet scam.

Man builds crosses to remember mass-shooting victims Illinois man Greg Zanis of Crosses for Losses ensures that all victims are remembered.

Tips for achieving a longer and healthier life Dr. Jen Caudle shares advice as people get started on their 2018 resolutions.

Dr. Marc Siegel talks Trump's upcoming physical 'Fox & Friends': Trump's first presidential physical to take place in January.

Concerns about hypothermia and frostbite Tips on how to prepare for the bitter cold.

Flu outbreak already reported in 36 states, CDC says The early start of the outbreaks, which usually see a peak in February, has to do with the low efficacy of the vaccine and possibly the cold temperatures gripping much of the country.

Woman sues hospital over nude photo taken of her on operating table A woman has sued the Pennsylvania hospital where she once worked over nude photos taken of her while she was on the operating table.

Frostbite: Know the signs and symptoms When old man winter comes to town, it's important to make sure you and your family are ready for more than just a heavy snow fall.

OB-GYN delivers patient's twins 14 hours after giving birth to her own daughter An OB-GYN who was determined not to miss the birth of her patient’s twins swooped in to deliver the two babies just 14 hours after she gave birth herself.

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Gutfeld: 2017 was a good year I'm going to sleep like a baby while the critics scream like one.

Greg Gutfeld's bold predictions for the year 2048 Will a new generation of Trumps be running the White House?

The best of 'Street Justice' in 2017 Judge Jeanine takes a look back at memorable moments.

Rep. Lee Zeldin on Trumps first year of winning Congressman speaks out on 'Judge Jeanine.'

Iran's protests are powerful and real. Why are mainstream media outlets so hesitant to report on them? For all the squabbling that social media platforms are notorious for, their relevance to the media landscape plays an important role in times of protest.

Examining US-China relations under Trump Washington Examiner commentary writer Tom Rogan weighs in.

Iran protests: How Trump can strike a fatal blow against a dangerous, tyrannical regime President Trump should take decisive action in 2018 to support the ouster of the virulently anti-American theocracy that has ruled Iran with an iron fist and threatened its neighbors for the past four decades.

As we say goodbye to 2017, Nikki Haley stands up for the US and the UN's true ideals Americans have a love-hate relationship with the U.N.

Disney World's Trump robot target of screaming rant. Is there any place that's safe from leftist insanity? Is there any spot left in America where we can get awa from leftist hysteria? It’s getting harder and harder. Even at the home of Mickey Mouse.

Diamond and Silk share predictions for 2018 Social media stars share their take on 'Fox & Friends.'

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Crash between truck and bus in Kenya kills at least 36 A police official says a collision between a truck and a bus in western Kenya has killed at least 36 people.

Merkel calls for unity as nearly half of Germans want her gone German Chancellor Angela Merkel lamented her country's social divisions in a New Year’s address Sunday, but emphasized her commitment to forming a unified government in 2018.

How cold will New Year’s Eve really be? Brutally cold temperatures are set to sweep through the central and eastern United States, just in time for the New Year. How many low temperature records will New Year’s Eve break?

McDonald’s brings back Buttermilk Crispy Tenders But fans are still demanding Szechuan sauce.

Avocados spill across Texas highway after big rig catches fire About 40,000 pounds of scorched avocados spilled onto an interstate south of Dallas this week after the 18-wheeler hauling them caught fire.

Jack in the Box launching weed-themed Merry Munchie Meal in California Available just in time for the state's legalization of recreational marijuana

Nestlé slammed for illegally bottling water during drought Officials in California have concluded that Nestlé has been botting and selling water it does not have the legal right to use.

San Francisco chef Charlie Hallowell accused of sexual harassment by 17 women He's stepping down from his restaurant group amid the accusations

Waitress claims coworker ran off with her half of $300G scratch-off ticket winnings Leslie Underwood, a waitress at an Arkansas burger joint, claimed her co-worker ran off with her half of the $300,000 loot she won from a scratch-off ticket.

Mom says talking doll she bought for daughter called her a 'b----' The mom was shocked at her daughter's My Little Baby Born Walks Doll, which she claims said "you b----, you b----" rather than the "mama" and "papa" she had expected.

Church group leaves Waffle House employees $3,577 tip If the spirit of the holidays often brings out the best in people, one Ohio church group served up a Christmas miracle.

Guy Fieri's Times Square restaurant to close before New Year's Flavortown, we hardly knew ye.

General Mills' new 'Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes' might be a jab at Kellogg's They’re magically exclusive.

Dog reunited with family after airport escape The Canaan pup gave his family quite the scare.

Chrissy Teigen celebrates surviving 'flight to nowhere' with ramen The model and her husband John Legend enjoyed the dish in Tokyo.

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Hangover skincare hacks for New Year’s Day Ring in 2018 with a fresh, glowing face.

Middle school beats dress code drama with communal closet One Pennsylvania school is making it easy for students to comply with campus policy.

Cards Against Humanity spotted selling 'Jew Pack' The popular — and controversial — “Cards Against Humanity” party game has come under fire for selling a “Chosen People Pack” containing prompts about “Torturing Jews” and referencing Holocaust victim Anne Frank’s genitals.