Jammie Booker has been stripped of the title "World's Strongest Woman" after it was revealed that the competitor is "biologically male."

After the 28-year-old Booker won the competition in Arlington, Tex., on Monday, several competitors were sent explicit pictures and videos appearing to show that Booker is a transgender ex-porn star, according to the Daily Mail.

Official Strongman Games announced the decision to strip Booker of the title, with Andrea Thompson being elevated to first place.

Good.  Send a message to those freaks of nature.

Sarah Beckstrom has died from her injuries she suffered after being shot by Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal.

Donald Trump said Thursday that his administration is examining whether to deport the family of Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the suspect accused of shooting two National Guard members in Washington, D.C.

When asked directly by a reporter whether he intends to remove Lakanwal's wife and children from the United States, Trump responded: "Well, we're looking at that right now. We're looking at the whole situation with family."

After a quarter of a century, one console still reigns supreme.

It has been nearly 25 years to the day since iconic photos and video of the Paris launch showed just how crazy the world was for PlayStation 2.

On November 24, 2000, crowds in Europe lined up, camped, and even pushed through crowds to get their hands on a PlayStation 2 for the first time. The launch was almost a month after the American Oct. 26 debut and signified a true consumerism-fueled riot that became synonymous with Black Friday.

The PS2 has sold an average of over 6 million consoles per year since then, or 500,000 per month, totaling more than 160 million lifetime units sold as of this November.

Xbox 360 was bad.  I had the red ring of death happen to me twice.