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Space Ghost, who originated in the 1960s on CBS (courtesy of Hanna-Barbera Productions), evolved in the 1990s from a serious fighter of outer-space supervillains into an irreverent talk-show host ...

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Ludovic Marin / Pool / AFP via Getty Images President Donald Trump's vision for a "gold card" would let people buy citizenship, rather than work toward it, by investing in the private sector ...

President Donald Trump announced a new path to U.S. citizenship: a pricey gold card. The U.S. is going to “sell” gold cards for $5 million, Trump announced in the Oval Office Tuesday.