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NASA pictures reveal the spectacle of the universe and our own planet.

Former President Jimmy Carter has lived a long and varied life dedicated to politics, peanuts, faith and family.

Mandi Bunch had fond memories of being on her grandfather's boat—but the color "drained" from her face when she saw what her mom wrote.

The Louisiana State University gymnast has shared everything from her gymnastics career to her relationship with Paul Skenes.

Trump fans have been showing off their new tattoos online after deciding to ink their bodies with what has already become an iconic image.

"I've been parenting too long because I cannot stop crying laughing at this," commented one social media user.

Images taken from space on April 14 by satellites show the destruction three weeks after the bridge collapsed.

Satellite images show the huge area of Icelandic countryside that has been scorched and coated in cooled lava over the four recent volcanic eruptions.

Lake Manly, a lake that forms in the Badwater Basin on rare occasions of heavy rain, was deep enough this spring that tourists could kayak or boat on it.

"It's like stepping back in time, connecting the past to the present," the 36-year-old told Newsweek.

Melania Trump has taken heat for her gray overcoat at Rosalynn Carter's funeral while other first ladies wore black.

"The sign had been flickering for months," the resident who took the picture told Newsweek.

The alleged thief stole a "game camera," designed to automatically take regular pictures of its surroundings—which it continued to do after its theft.

The painting by Newell Convers Wyeth is listed for a forthcoming Bonhams Skinner auction in September.

Few people would have ever predicted a U.S. president would one day pose for a mugshot—but two friends did.

A variety of strange phenomena have been spotted in the depths of space that look eerily like human objects, or even animals.

Since it sent back its first batch of stunning images last July, the James Webb Space Telescope has been capturing the universe in spectacular detail.

The two waterspouts, which were pictured from a height of around 3,000 feet, formed over the sea off the west coast of New Zealand's North Island.

"We asked them to stop very nicely and she actually increased the feeding."

Prince Harry has repeatedly accused the U.K. press of invading his privacy, but it was a U.S. tabloid that printed unpixelated images of Princess Lilibet.

"He did the one thing I asked him not to," the 18-year-old revealed to Reddit.

Photographer Ben James is fascinated by abandoned funeral homes. "They're so morbid and hardly anyone will see them," he told Newsweek.

Buster's owner told Newsweek: "He is definitely looking right at the camera—I took a screenshot on my phone right away," adding, his dog "hated it there."

The python was so wedged in the pipes of the house it needed to be cut free by a local animal rescue team.

The homeowner told Newsweek that the unusual hidden house is still fully intact inside the attic.

A viral Twitter thread featuring U.S. presidents reimagined with mullets has taken the internet by storm.

The spectacular red lights in the sky were caused by a G3 geomagnetic storm interacting with Earth's atmosphere.

She had been locked in a cage and was covered in her own filth when she was rescued.

Alexa Logan told Newsweek their "hearts broke" on seeing the pictures from their wedding

These strange clouds come in either open-cell or closed-cell forms, which differ in their longevity and amount of rain produced.