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The new series will explore the "next chapter" of the Enterprise captain's life

"The elite -- they're more elite than me? I am better than everything they have, including this," Mr. Trump said, pointing to his head

It's the president's third rally this week

New video was released Friday showing a struggle between a police officer and a suspect moments before an officer-involved shooting took placer in Oxnard, California last weekend. KCAL's Chris Holmstrom reports.

For years Denver faced a troubling force of nature: Thousands of acres of noxious weeds spreading through the city. In an effort to deal with the botanical nightmare, the city turned to an unlikely ally: goats. Correspondent Bill Geist talked with naturalist Gail Weinstein of Denver Parks and Recreation, and with shepherd Lani Lamming, whose goat herd makes quick work of the city's suffocating flora. (This story was originally broadcast October 10, 1999.)

Musician who nearly died into 1999 now has a new album, "Please Don't Be Dead"

The Parker Solar Probe will fly through the sun's outermost atmosphere – the first spacecraft ever to do so

Musician Xavier Dphrepaulezz was 45 when he created his alter ego, Fantastic Negrito, four years ago. Last year, his album “The Last Days of Oakland,” won a Grammy. Now, he’s out with a new one called “Please Don’t Be Dead.”

A new Off-Off-Broadway show recreates the nightclub scene in 1970s New York City with music by Nile Rodgers

De La Rue, which has designed everything from the U.K.'s sterling to the Fijian dollar, must balance security with durability

North Korea's foreign minister greeted the U.S. Secretary of State with a smile, then delivered a scathing attack on the Trump administration

The frequent government critic posted videos of an excavator smashing the windows of his "Zuoyou" studio

With its rate of maternal deaths increasing, the U.S. is the only industrialized country where young women have a higher risk of dying during pregnancy and childbirth than their mothers did

They got the idea to look through their collection when they heard that a '52 Topps Mantle sold for nearly $3 million earlier this year