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When you think of NORAD, you think of a lot of classified things going on, protecting the world kind of stuff.

Toby Keith isn't afraid of cancer anymore. The stomach cancer survivor explained to Taste of Country that his diagnosis was especially scary in light of the fact that he had just lost a friend to the disease. He said, "I get diagnosed, and a month after that my son's fiancee who doesn't have a father, she asked him if I'd walk her down the aisle at my son's wedding. I'm going, 'If I'm like the last guy, I ain't gonna make it.' So hell yeah I...

Who’s up, who’s down, who’s gone, and who’s new on our second annual study of the state’s superrich.

Celine Song’s wistful romance “Past Lives” has earned top honors at the Gotham Awards at an award-season kickoff where the night’s biggest drama came in a political speech by Robert

From the first Irish Catholic president to beloved people and images in US history the Irish have made quite an impression. From John F. Kennedy's election to Riverdance and the Quiet Man, Irish Americans have left quite a mark on the world. We take a look at some of these hugely significant moments.

For decades, nonnative animals have ravaged the rare habitat on Catalina. The proposed solution has infuriated local residents and animal lovers.

The habitat on Santa Catalina Island is suffering because much of the native flora has been ravaged by animals shipped here over the past century for ranching, hunting and filming movies.

The John Wayne Saloon has reportedly been shut down after a newspaper raised questions about alcohol use at NORAD The US general overseein

Saddle up for a trip through entertainment history with a weekly highlight from Santa Clarita’s Walk of Western Stars! This week, actor Claude Akins.

Toby Keith has taken most of the last two years off since being diagnosed with stomach cancer, but he says it won't define him any longer.