❶ O.J. Simpson's secret informant and the missing murder weapon, the mystery of the unknown sailor who inspired Trump to shake up the Navy, and a 104-year-old finally gets her brother's WWII dog tag

THE OTHER GUY: Unsealed files reveal O.J. SIMPSON's mob-connected friend secretly tipped off the feds about the missing murder weapon -- and his brother says he came home that night with blood on his hands …

ANCHORS AWEIGH: The mystery of the unknown sailor who inspired TRUMP to shake up the Navy -- and sent Pentagon officials hunting for the elusive ‘Bill Jones’ …

TAG, YOU'RE HOME: Her brother died during World War II. Now 104, she finally has his dog tag …

ROOTS OF THE MATTER: How tree rings challenged the myth of an untouched American wilderness …

BRIEF ENCOUNTER: Inside Katie Zacharia's five-day roller-coaster as press secretary -- and the moment she found out it was over …

STEAL OF THE CENTURY: The Louvre robbery was just the start -- museums keep getting hit, and thieves are skipping the paintings for something easier to cash in …

SNOW JOB: Why U.S. airstrikes are failing to stop the global cocaine boom -- record supply, plunging prices, higher purity …

HOME ON THE RANGE: In Gillette, Wyo., coal country collides with the New West …

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GOOD BOY: He was a frail shelter pup. Now he works search and rescue in disaster zones …

SECOND WIND: BREWERS playoff hero was ready to quit baseball -- until life-changing news at home forced a comeback …

DEAD MAN WALKING: Public executions in the U.S. were once a community spectacle -- then they stopped …

LABOR OF LOVE: The people who claim they can remember their own birth …

PICTURE THIS: In the 1970s, the U.S. hired photographers to document the country's people and places. See 200+ of the powerful images …