The complicated life and career of physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, the 'father of the atomic bomb,' who refused to develop a more dangerous weapon

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Physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer at Princeton, New Jersey on Nov. 4, 1957.
The physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer in Princeton, New Jersey.

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The President's power to pardon is broad, unchallengeable, and almost unlimited. Here are 25 of the most controversial pardons and commutations in history.

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President Richard Nixon wraps his arm around the shoulders of Gerald Ford in 1974.
Former Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford in 1974.

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Trump isn't the only former president to be embroiled in a hush-money scandal. Here are 10 public figures, including 3 US presidents, who have been accused of making payments to keep people quiet.

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Former U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at Manhattan Criminal Courthouse, after his indictment by a Manhattan grand jury following a probe into hush money paid to porn star Stormy Daniels, in New York City, U.S., April 4, 2023.

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A fort in Montenegro that was a concentration camp during WWII was converted into a luxury resort starting at 500 euros a night

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The fort on Mamula Island at sunset. The sun is seen in the background behind the fort.
Mamula Island at sunset.

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Inside the world's largest rhino farm, which requires a private army to protect its 2,000 white rhinos, and is now for sale for at least $10 million

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A de-horned rhino slowly wakes up after his horn was trimmed at John Hume's Rhino Ranch
A dehorned rhino slowly wakes up after his horn was trimmed at John Hume's Rhino Ranch.

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Here's what Niagara Falls looked like when it was turned off for the first time in 12,000 years

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Niagara Falls dried up in 1969. A boat is seen in the water in the distance.
Niagara Falls dried up in 1969.

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Here's how the polarizing M16 or AR-15 rifle went from a symbol of America's lost war in Vietnam to being owned by about 16 million Americans in 70 years

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Reporter Betsy Halstead stands on the bed of a truck holding an M16 automatic rifle
Reporter Betsy Halstead learns how to fire an M16 automatic rifle during the Vietnam War in 1965.

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Photos show how rising sea levels are washing away a small seaside town in North Carolina

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Atlantic Ocean waves encroach upon a beachfront house on the Outer Banks of North Carolina in January 2023.
Atlantic Ocean waves encroach upon a beachfront house on the Outer Banks of North Carolina in January 2023.

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An oil spill off the Philippine coast has coated some of the world's most beautiful beaches in sludge: 'Our white sand is now black'

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Coast guard members clean up an oil slick on March 8 in Pola, Oriental Mindoro.
Coast guard members clean up an oil slick on March 8 in Pola, Oriental Mindoro.

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Vintage photos show what life was like in the White House during John F. Kennedy's iconic presidency

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President John F. Kennedy clapping while watching his children dance in the Oval Office in 1963.
President John F. Kennedy clapping while watching his children dance in the Oval Office in 1963.

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