Inside the Shady Porn Site That Exploited Women on Ecstasy

By Mark Hay

“What I am worried about, is if I will somehow go to jail for running a porn site based on having sex on molly,” said its creator, before the site vanished.

By Michael Daly

After Anita Thomas was stricken with Alzheimer’s, her husband Bill spent nights with her at an assisted living facility. Then coronavirus came.

By David Axe

As the lockdown settled in, so did the coronavirus. And then it began mutating into all sorts of local strains.

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By Tom Sykes, Tim Teeman

Harry, not Meghan, drove their royal escape. Plus, a source denies the couple cost British taxpayers $53 million, and William and Harry’s relationship is “better,” if not “rosy.”

By Dan C. Goldberg

In World War II, 13 Naval servicemen became the first African Americans allowed into officer candidate school. They knew it was not enough to succeed. They had to be the best.

By Nick Schager

The new ESPN 30 for 30 documentary “Lance” features a series of candid interviews with the disgraced cycling legend, who is as unapologetic and evasive as ever.

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By Sam Brodey

“It’s her ability to say the truth in a way that really gets under his skin, I think it’s just reminding people there’s a lot more to this story than what he says.”

By Allison McNearney

These are the stories that will let you escape this summer at a time when escaping in a book has never been more vital.

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 MAYBE TRY THE PANGOLINS? 

The lab in the city of Wuhan, where the pandemic started, said the coronavirus bat strains they were researching were not the same as COVID-19.

 FIT TO PRINT 

The death toll from COVID-19 neared 100,000 on Memorial Day weekend.

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From a great pair of running shoes to some great leggings, Memorial Day is a great time to stock up on all the activewear you need.

 UNTHINKABLE 

Miami-Dade police say neighbors rescued the 9-year-old autistic son of Patricia Ripley from a different canal several hours before his body was found floating near a golf club.

 CONCERNING 

The average daily death count has been 45, but the state reported 84 on Saturday.

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