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'Breaking Bad' star RJ Mitte dies at 34: Reports
Actor RJ Mitte, best known for his role as Walter White Jr. in "Breaking Bad," has reportedly died.
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Thousands of dressers sold on Amazon recalled over tip-over hazard, CPSC says
Thousands of dressers sold on Amazon have been recalled after failing to meet safety standards designed to prevent dangerous tip-over accidents.
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View MoreWatch: Pumpkin flies 1,900 feet in pumpkin chunkin' launch
A Belgian engineering team makes pumpkin chunkin’ history with a record-breaking launch and third straight championship victory.
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What this year’s El Niño weather pattern means for fall leaves
If you love vibrant fall leaves, this year’s El Niño weather pattern may be a gift for you.
Politics
View MoreMost Americans reject betting on elections, government events, poll finds
A new poll finds that most Americans oppose election betting on prediction market platforms as policymakers’ express concerns of potential insider trading within the rapidly growing prediction sites industry.
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View MoreThousands of dressers sold on Amazon recalled over tip-over hazard, CPSC says
Thousands of dressers sold on Amazon have been recalled after failing to meet safety standards designed to prevent dangerous tip-over accidents.
Sports
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College Football Playoff expansion: CFP, ESPN continue talks on 24-team model
The College Football Playoff and ESPN are continuing discussions regarding potential expansion to 24 teams following Friday's deadline.
Health & Fitness
View MoreRats and mice are the worst in these U.S. cities, new ranking finds
A leading pest control company is breaking down the cities where rats and mice are the most out of control. Terminix ranked the top 50 cities where the company receives the most rodent-related calls, and the top-ranked city likely comes as a shock to no one.
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AEXA President Breaks Down the Future of AI Holograms
AEXA President Fernando De La Pena joins LiveNOW from FOX’s Ryan Schmelz to discuss the future of holographic technology. De La Pena explains how these life-sized, interactive 3D avatars use AI to let you talk face-to-face in real time.
