Michael Hogan, Vanity Fair's executive digital director, is leaving after 25 years with the publication. The news comes weeks ...

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Portraits of three Black Americans who lost their lives due to racial violence were stolen from the Terryville Public Library ...

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Democratic state Sen. Keturah Herron is the first openly LGBTQ woman elected to the Kentucky Senate. Here's what to know ...

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