Following recent criticisms of the FBI and Mueller investigation into Russian meddling, Trump praised agents at an FBI graduation ceremony in Quantico, VA. He also raised familiar themes, like his desire to protect police officers from violence and criticism of the immigration system.

On December 17, 1967, Australia's 17th Prime Minister Harold Holt went for a swim in the waters of Portsea, Victoria and never came back. It's been an unsolved mystery that has troubled Australia for five decades. Here's an account of the days before and after Harold Holt mysteriously vanished.

Many fans were left stunned after hearing the lyrics on Bad Husband, a track featured on Eminem's new album Revival. In the track he recalls the breakdown of his relationship with his ex-wife Kim Scott, adding: "I'm sorry, Kim...more than you could ever comprehend."

In an interview with Kevin Hart and Ellen Degeneres, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson said that he's considering a presidential run in 2024.

During an interview with famed movie critic Peter Travers, the actor gave his thoughts on the "culture of outrage" surrounding sexual harassment in Hollywood. "All of that behavior needs to be confronted, but there is a continuum," he said.

The German-language show has a familiar start — a child in a small town goes missing. But that's just the start of a mystery that connects dozens of characters and spans multiple timelines.

In an interview with New Zealand media outlet Stuff, Oscar-winner Peter Jackson recalls being told not to hire Mira Sorvino or Ashley Judd because they were difficult to work with. Amid the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, Jackson has come to realize the blacklisting was likely a form of retaliation.

Earlier this year, the Trump administration set in motion a new rule that would allow employers to exclude contraception coverage from their health insurance plans on the grounds of moral or religious reasons. On Friday, a Pensylvania judge placed an injunction on the order, temporarily keeping it from going into effect.

The Carolina Panthers announced an internal investigation into "allegations of workplace misconduct" against the team owner and founder. The investigation will be overseen by limited owner and former White House Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles.

According to The Hollywood Reporter sources, women attending the January 7 awards ceremony plan to wear black to protest gender inequality and sexual harassment in Hollywood.

The conservative pundit tweeted criticism about Senator Marco Rubio for demanding a child tax credit increase in the final version of the tax reform bill, claiming that he wants single people to subsidize "happy families with children."

During a routine congressional question-and-answer session with prospective judicial nominees, Matthew Spencer Petersen, the current chair of the Federal Election Commission, demonstrated a severe lack of experience and knowledge about issues relevant to the federal judiciary.

In honor of the end of AOL Instant Messenger (AIM), sports writer Yaron Weitzman (@YaronWeitzman) talked to NBA players about their screen names and AIM etiquette.

The City of Edmonton recently announced a one-year moratorium on combat sports, following the death of local boxer Tim Hague on June 16. However, wrestling fans don't think that WWE events should be impacted by the ban.

The broken ankles meeting is in conference room B at AIL Insurance.

The revelation came up during a conversation between authors.

Wonder what the gang's up to now that they're in their 40s?