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If traumatic brain injuries can impact the parts of the brain responsible for personality, judgment, and impulse control, maybe injury should be a mitigating factor in criminal trials — but one neuroscientist discovers that assigning crime a biological basis creates more issues than it solves. A diver in France was shocked to see this octopus valiantly trying to take off with their camera. The National Organization for Women opposes decriminalization of sex work. Doing so has led it to echo rhetoric from anti-choice groups and the religious right.

After communism fell, western liberalism's promises to transform central and eastern Europe were never fully realized — and now we're seeing the backlash. President Trump announced the death of al-Baghdadi, who transformed the Islamic State into a global terrorist network that conquered territory the size of Britain and directed horrific attacks in the West. The federal government wants an Iowa city to revert a crosswalk celebrating the LGBTQ community to the standard zebra design.

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We're developing high-tech genetic tools to pour new life into animals lost to human destruction. Deciding how — and whether — to use that power is as complex as the science behind it. Surreal photos of "urban Tetris," the nightlife outlaws of Los Angeles and more best photos of the week. Perfect for bringing the joy of choice to a new generation of young adventurers — and filling mom and dad with goofy-smile memories.

David Mitchell, probably best known to Americans as the star of "Peep Show," is also a panelist on a UK comedy show and this week his wife Victoria was on his team.

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Dennis Tito's weeklong trip into space in April was the first example of space tourism. We haven't even gotten started yet. Some wealthy parents are concerned that after a certain point, money passed down will be damaging to the next generation. Doorbell camera captures stunning footage of a California family making a run for it in their SUV.

We know college football's biggest programs bring in fans from all over the country, but all schools like to argue about which one has the best fan base, or the biggest fan base, or the most loyal fan base. He was a star at Union Pacific; then fell out of sight for 15 years. Then he was back—and gone again. Taz experiences what it's like to stay inside the very cramped living conditions of a capsule pod hotel.

Tiki bars burst onto the American scene at the end of Prohibition, then nearly vanished in the '70s and '80s.

Now they're back with a vengeance, but are they just one more instance of cultural appropriation? Ted Danson joined Jane Fonda today in what have become weekly protests — and arrests — over climate change. Cinderblock the cat was put on a weight reduction program, but she is not a fan at all of this underwater treadmill. Remember when Amazon was supposed to come here, and then it was squashed by all these lawmakers? It's ridiculous. If there's one aspect of Earhardt's life that's informed all others, it's her faith.

In an op-ed written for Fox News in , she revealed that it was one of the first things she sought out when she left her home state of South Carolina. However, finding the right congregation wasn't enough. I wanted to find a Bible study with a small group of women," Earhardt wrote, explaining that she began meeting up with a few co-workers and old friends in her "tiny apartment" to "learn more about the Bible.

We have shared prayer requests, happy milestones, sad events, and been there for one another. What's more, scroll through Earhardt's Instagram feed and you'll soon find multiple posts featuring faith-driven quotes and passages.

Don't miss a step! Another text-post around this time read , "Whatever didn't work out was God protecting you. In addition to her faith, Earhardt has also relied on another coping mechanism to deal with life's ups and downs: journaling. All day long. I had boxes of journals," she explained.

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Noting that it's "pretty cathartic for me to write a letter to God," she added that should anything ever happen to her, "I also wrote those journals so that my daughter would have a deeper knowledge of who I was as a person. In May , Earhardt spoke candidly about suffering a miscarriage in an emotional, tear-filled video for I Am Second , which has filmed hundreds of interviews, documentaries, and short films in an effort to inspire the Christian community.

When it was Earhardt's turn to face the camera during the non-profit's "White Chair Film" series, she opened up about her struggles with pregnancy , what it was like to lose her first child, and the role her faith played. HuffPost is now part of the Verizon Media family. We Verizon Media and our partners need your consent to access your device, set cookies, and use your data, including your location, to understand your interests, provide relevant ads and measure their effectiveness. Verizon Media will also provide relevant ads to you on our partners' products.

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