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8 regional pizza styles every foodie should try Do you know your Detroit-style from your New Haven apizza? Neapolitan from Grandma?

Woman uses $400 hair dryer to make roasted chicken People have praised her for the food hack.

NC sheriff hopeful apologizes for joke about taking guns away from people's 'cold, bare hands' A Democratic candidate for Buncombe County sheriff in North Carolina apologized Sunday for a joke about taking guns away from people’s “cold, bare hands.”

California to sue Trump admin over citizenship question in 2020 census The Trump administration announced Monday night that the 2020 Census will ask respondents if they are citizens of the United States.

White House attorneys looking into loans to Kushner's business over ethics concerns The White House is looking into whether two loans worth over $500 million to Jared Kushner’s family business may have violated federal ethics regulations or criminal laws, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Gen. Keane: Expulsions won't deter Putin's aggression Moscow vows reciprocal response following President Trump's expulsion of 60 Russian diplomats, closure of Seattle consulate; analysis from retired four-star General Jack Keane, chairman of the Institute for the Study of War and Fox News senior strategic analyst.

Inside the left's attack on masculinity Is the left pushing to de-masculinize men? Reaction from liberal analyst Julie Alvin.

Trump fundraiser sues Qatar, lobbyists over email hack A top fundraiser for President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Monday against the state of Qatar and lobbyists working for Qatar, alleging they hacked his and his wife's emails as part of an ongoing battle between the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

Gorka: Everything Trump has done as president hurts Russia Sebastian Gorka, Fox News national security strategist and former deputy assistant to the president, challenges Catalina Magazine publisher Cathy Areu and media narrative that President Trump has not been tough on Putin.

Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones on media double standard On 'Hannity,' Bill Clinton's accusers compare their treatment by the mainstream media to coverage of the allegations against Donald Trump.

American who escaped Al Qaeda captivity says FBI, under Mueller and Comey, betrayed him After he escaped from Al Qaeda in Syria, American photojournalist Matt Schrier investigated his own kidnapping and uncovered what he describes as a pattern of "betrayal" by FBI agents handling his case.

Oliver Hudson talks relationship with dad Bill Hudson: 'Things have sort of gotten back to normal' Oliver Hudson said his inflammatory Instagram post slamming his dad Bill Hudson revived their relationship.

Hollywood stars answer dying boy's wish On-screen heroes respond to tweet and prove they're heroes in real life.

New film puts spotlight on Chappaquiddick controversy Hollywood tackles aura of 'Camelot,' casts shadow over Ted Kennedy and wins praise from conservatives; Mike Huckabee weighs in on 'Fox News @ Night with Shannon Bream.'

Prince's toxicology report indicates he had excessively high levels of the drug fentanyl in his system A newly-discovered report gives a much clearer picture as to Prince’s cause of death in 2016.

Jordan Peterson: The Left's new public enemy No. 1 Clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson hates what the Left loves - identity politics - and has whipped liberals into a frenzy with his new book, '12 Rules for Life.'

Steyn on not-so-Stormy Daniels Author and commentator Mark Steyn gives his takeaway from the big '60 Minutes' exclusive interview with the porn star who claims she had an affair with President Trump back in 2006. #Tucker

'Avengers' star Chris Evans, 'Deadpool's' Ryan Reynolds and more Marvel all-stars help fulfill dying boy's wish A boy with cancer will receive several greeting videos from his favorite superheroes after several stars of Marvel’s “Avengers” rallied to fulfill the 11-year-old’s dying wish.

Father Morris on the success of faith-based films New faith-based movie 'I Can Only Imagine' is No. 3 at the box office, grossing more than $38 million since opening. Father Jonathan Morris weighs in on 'Your World.'

Corey Lewandowski considering legal action against reporter who entered office without permission Corey Lewandowski may take action against New York magazine reporter Olivia Nuzzi after she admitted to entering his office without permission.

'Property Brothers' star Jonathan Scott posts impassioned video to his detractors after supporting #MarchForOurLives Jonathan Scott doesn’t need your negativity on social media, and he’s doing something about it.

Harry Connick Jr. raises awareness for colon cancer Multi-talented musician, actor and TV host Harry Connick Jr. had a big cancer scare in 2012 when his wife Jill was diagnosed with breast cancer. Today, she is cancer free but credits routine screening with saving her life. Now that the Broadway crooner has turned 50, he’s raising awareness on another cancer where timely screening is crucial, colon cancer.

Short bursts of exercise may be as beneficial as regular workouts in extending life New research suggests that more than 20 minutes of daily exercise is necessary to reduce mortality and the risk of disease. But the good news is that the exercise can provide all these benefits even when broken down into short bursts of activity.

A 380-lb girl with a genetic disorder that causes constant hunger crowned a pageant queen A 15-year-old girl who weighs 380lbs due to a rare condition, called Prader-Willi Syndrome, has been crowned a pageant queen.

Fertility clinic rules out inappropriate access to tank area An Ohio fertility clinic where thousands of frozen eggs and embryos may have been damaged in a storage tank failure says it's ruled out any inappropriate physical access to its storage tanks area.

Obesity tied to shorter life, overweight people more years with heart disease Obese people have shorter lives and even those who are just overweight spend more years living with heart disease than individuals who are a healthy weight, a U.S. study suggests.

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The Latest: Convoy seen in Beijing arriving at train station The Latest on a possible North Korean visit to China (all times local): 3 p.m.

Thousands in Russian city rally after shopping mall fire Thousands of angry residents are rallying in the Russian city of Kemerovo to demand a full probe following a fire in a shopping mall that killed at least 64 people, many of them children.

Egypt holds 2nd day of presidential election; outcome known Egyptians are voting for a second day in a lackluster election that President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi is virtually certain to win after all serious rivals were either arrested or intimidated into dropping out of the balloting.

NASA will host a media teleconference at 11:30 a.m. EDT Tuesday, March 27, to provide an update on the agency’s James Webb Space Telescope – what will be the world’s premier infrared space observatory and the biggest astronomical science telescope ever built. Audio of the call will stream live on NASA’s website. March 26, 2018 from NASA https://ift.tt/2pITf8O

NASA commercial cargo provider SpaceX now is targeting its 14th resupply mission to the International Space Station for no earlier than 4:30 p.m. EDT Monday, April 2. March 26, 2018 from NASA https://ift.tt/2ummymT

Co-owner of water park company arrested over Kansas death A water park company's co-owner is expected to appear in court after his arrest in Texas in connection with a Kansas criminal case arising from a 10-year-old boy's waterslide death.

Eagles of Death Metal singer calls March for Our Lives organizers 'disgusting vile abusers of the dead' While protesters from across the country joined survivors of the Parkland, Florida school shooting during the March for Our Lives rally on Sunday, Eagles of Death Metal’s lead singer Jesse Hughes took to social media to denounce the demonstration, calling the students “disgusting vile abusers of the dead.”

Wynn Resorts hearing may include alleged misconduct evidence Lawyers for the casino mogul's ex-wife say they have evidence of Steve Wynn's pattern of reckless behavior and mismanagement of Las Vegas-based Wynn Resorts and will present it during a hearing scheduled to begin Tuesday in state court in Las Vegas.

North Dakota tries to establish Theodore Roosevelt library When Theodore Roosevelt came to Dakota Territory in 1883 to hunt bison, locals saw him as an Eastern tenderfoot with no clue on handling the hardships of frontier life.

Man who stuffed Lubbock woman's body into luggage set to die Attorneys for a condemned Texas inmate who became known as the "suitcase killer" looked to the U.S. Supreme Court to halt his execution set for Tuesday evening for the slaying of a 29-year-old Lubbock woman whose battered, naked body was stuffed into a new piece of luggage and tossed in the trash.

Mattis appears isolated as Trump adds hawkish Bolton Of the issues that divide Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and President Donald Trump's incoming national security adviser, John Bolton, one stands out: North Korea.

Texas man who allegedly had weapons stockpile in Boston-area hotel says he was on a classified mission A Texas man who was arrested Sunday after police said they discovered an AK-47, AR-15 and bump stock in his hotel room told investigators that he was on a classified government mission, The Lowell Sun reported.

NYPD detective makes heroic effort to save man from jumping off bridge Police sprang into action Sunday afternoon, snatching a man from a ledge of the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge in New York City before he could make an apparent attempt on his own life.

Suspicious packages sent to military bases A senior U.S. defense official confirms multiple packages that contained explosive materials were sent to military installations in the D.C. area; national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin reports from the Pentagon.

German authorities arrest child abuse suspect German authorities have arrested a man suspected of sexually abusing two children and posting thousands of images and videos of his crimes online.

Greenpeace leaves sustainable wood certification group Greenpeace is withdrawing from the main global group for certifying sustainable wood products, saying it is failing to protect natural forests from exploitation.

Train's arrival in Beijing raises speculation of Kim visit The arrival of a special train in Beijing and heavy security at a guesthouse where prominent North Koreans have stayed have raised speculation that Kim Jong Un is making his first visit to China as the North's leader.

Myanmar army chief tells rebels to stop demanding impossible Myanmar's powerful army chief is urging the country's ethnic rebel groups to agree to a comprehensive cease-fire agreement now and stop wasting time on demands he describes as impossible.

Japanese official denies Abe pressure in school land deal A former top Japanese finance official has denied that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe or his wife instructed bureaucrats to alter documents to erase signs of their role in a school land sale scandal, but left many key questions unanswered.

Brazil struggles to care for Venezuela's indigenous Warao Women cook over a dozen little open fires, while men lie on hammocks inside an adjoining building and naked children with distended bellies and dirty faces run around the shelter for indigenous Warao who have fled Venezuela's troubles.

Russian maneuvering in Syria comes at a cost for the Kremlin So far Vladimir Putin has contained official Russian military losses because of the reportedly widespread use of mercenaries; Amy Kellogg reports from Moscow.

Abbott hints at still having Australian leadership ambitions Australia's former Prime Minister Tony Abbott on Tuesday hinted that he still held leadership ambitions as his replacement struggles to turn around the government's disastrous opinion polling.

Drone nearly hits plane landing in New Zealand from Japan Air New Zealand says a drone came within meters of a flight descending into Auckland Airport from Tokyo, putting the safety of 278 passengers and crew at risk.

Mexico pledges $4.3 million effort to stop Tijuana spills Mexico is pledging to spend $4.3 million to clean the Tijuana river channel after two California cities sued a U.S. agency over the decades-old problem of sewage fouling U.S. wetlands and beaches.