Four months after the deadly shooting in Charleston reignited the national debate about the appropriateness of hanging a deeply racist symbol on government property, the University of Mississippi has removed the Mississippi state flag—which includes a miniature confederate emblem in its top left corner—from its campus.

Upon finding a drunken stranger in our beds, most of us would ask him to get out of the house. Maybe yell, maybe call the police. But that’s not what this perfect gentleman did.

The World Health Organization has given vegetarians all of the ammo we need to win every argument from now on about nasty meat—which gives you cancer.

At least 105 people were killed this morning when a 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit South Asia, according to Afghan and Pakistani officials.

After widespread anti-corruption protests helped oust the last government, former comic television actor, Jimmy Morales, who once played a hapless cowboy who accidentally became president, has been elected president of Guatemala.

On Friday, after Ben Carson passed him in the polls in Iowa, Donald Trump called his fellow candidate “super low energy.” Carson offered a response Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press” by referring to his violent past: “There was a time when I was very volatile.”

On Sunday, a whale-watching boat carrying 27 passengers sank into the waters west of Vargas Island, off the coast of British Columbia, CBC News reports. Paramedics for the BC Ambulance Service said at least three people have died.

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Three New Jersey teenagers were indicted by an Essex County grand jury Friday on charges that they used Twitter to facilitate a variety of gang and gun-related crimes, NJ Advance Media reports.

The Washington Post has a good primer of Foster v. Chatman, an appeal of a murder conviction that will come before the Supreme Court on November 2nd. The appeal argues that prosecutors used peremptory challenges to eliminate black potential jurors based solely upon their race, a practice the Supreme Court deemed unconstitutional in 1986 in a case called Batson v. Kentucky.

In an interview with CBS’ “60 Minutes” aired on Sunday, Joe Biden, who announced this week that he would not run for president, disputed accounts that his son Beau, on death’s door, told him to run for president. “Nothing like that ever, ever happened,” Biden said.

According to the Associated Press, police have announced that Adacia Avery Chambers, a suspect in the fatal car crash at Oklahoma State’s homecoming parade on Saturday, is being held on four charges of second-degree murder.

Around 3 am on Sunday, police divers in the Harlem River, near 123rd Street, found a semiautomatic .40-caliber weapon that authorities believe Tyrone Howard used to shoot and kill NYPD Officer Randolph Holder earlier this week, the New York Times reports.

After 21 years of cohabiting peacefully, Florida’s residents have turned on their most majestic of neighbors: the bears.

Jimmy Fallon now has no hands that are not injured.

The waterfall of word garbage that has been tumbling out of Ben Carson’s mouth rages on today, with a quote that manages to neatly link abortions, rape and slave ownership all into one great, stinking pile.

Notorious playground bully Rupert Murdoch is reportedly dating Jerry Hall, the ex-girlfriend of Mick Jagger.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is having a bad morning.

The Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei has reportedly been refused a shipment of Legos he ordered because the company “cannot approve the use of Legos for political works.”