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Donald Trump lashed out at the “dishonest” media as he returned from a 17-day vacation at his golf club in New Jersey, during which his administration lurched from one crisis to another. The beleaguered president, who removed his chief strategist Steve Bannon last week, has seen his approval ratings fall even further in the wake of his response to the Charlottesville white supremacist rally. Heading back to Washington after working hard and watching some of the worst and most dishonest Fake News reporting I have ever seen!

As throngs of hopeful lottery players prepare for Wednesday’s $650 million Powerball jackpot, the second largest in US history, a former state lottery worker in Iowa is getting ready himself - for up to 25 years in prison for fixing games. Disgraced computer programmer Eddie Tipton admitted in June to masterminding a multistate lottery-rigging scheme that let him pick winning numbers and rake in $2 million. Tipton, 54, who was arrested in 2015, is scheduled for sentencing Tuesday. “The depth of his deceit is dumbfounding,” Iowa Assistant Attorney General Rob Sand said in court filings seeking the 25-year term. “Such crimes cannot be answered without a prison sentence.” Tipton admitted to fixing

If your approved solar eclipse glasses didn't come in time or stores near you are sold out, it's not too late to safely see the eclipse. Using items you can find around the house, you can make a pinhole projector, which allows you to see a reflected image of the event. While eclipse glasses filter out light, the pinhole camera projects the light from the sun onto another surface, so you're looking at a reflected image instead of directly at the sun.

While Jon, Tormund, and the rest of his dream team of magnificent seven were off battling wights in the North on Sunday's "Game of Thrones," Sansa and Arya had troubles of their own. After Arya found an old scroll written by Sansa in season one asking her brother Robb to bend the knee to Joffrey Lannister, she accuses her sister of betraying their father and holds her responsible for his death. Viewers know Sansa was coerced into writing her letter by Cersei, but Arya's not convinced, and now she's fearing her sister could betray Jon as King in the North as well. While Arya and Sansa bicker, the two sisters fail to realize that Littlefinger planted the letter to drive a wedge between them.