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A firefighter battles the Woolsey Fire burning a home in Malibu, Calif. in November. Fire scientists are finding that homes most frequently burn from flying embers after the initial blaze has passed through. Ringo H.W. Chiu/AP hide caption
Year End Obituary: Charles Harrison, Inventor Of The Plastic Garbage Can
50 Years Later, Astronaut Jim Lovell Reflects On His Christmas Eve Moon Orbit
In 2018, Thousands Of Migrants Traveled To The U.S. In Caravans, Escaping Violence, Poverty
President Trump Cancels Holiday Travel Plans, Remains At The White House
Shutdown Could Extend Into the New Year, Won't Save Taxpayers Money
A firefighter battles the Woolsey Fire burning a home in Malibu, Calif. in November. Fire scientists are finding that homes most frequently burn from flying embers after the initial blaze has passed through. Ringo H.W. Chiu/AP hide caption
Clearly, this generation just can't help itself with killing things like starter homes and canned tuna. What's next? Epoxydude/Getty Images/fStop hide caption
Millennials Strike Again: This Time We Are Killing Cash And 'Merry Christmas'
An overwhelming majority of evangelical Christians continue to support President Trump, despite allegations of infidelity. Mark Wilson/Getty Images hide caption
For Evangelicals, A Year Of Reckoning On Sexual Sin And Support For Donald Trump
The 2018 Election May Not Have Been A Cyber-Nightmare, But It Wasn't Perfect
How The Civil Rights Movement Transformed 'This Little Light Of Mine'
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