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U.S.That Monkey Who Took a Famous Selfie Won't Own the Copyright to It Under a legal deal, the photographer whose camera was used to take the photos agreed to donate 25 percent of any future revenue from the images to charities dedicated to protecting crested macaques in Indonesia, lawyers for an animal-rights group said

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History How President Trump's Pardon of Joe Arpaio Breaks With White House History When President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he is pardoning former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who was convicted on July 31 of contempt of court for continuing use

Ideas Why States Should Ban Guns From Political Rallies Some of the neo-Nazis and white supremacists, as well as a number of protesters within the Antifas group, openly carried assault rifles during the events in Charlottesville. The governor has said the

Politics Donald Trump Jr. Hires Attorney Alan Futerfas to Represent Him in Russia Investigation Donald Trump Jr. has hired a lawyer to represent him in Russia-related investigations, his office and the lawyer said on Monday, as Republicans voiced concern about a meeting between the U.S.

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History The Story of the Last U.S. Execution Before a Nationwide Moratorium Took Effect 50 Years Ago When Arkansas recently made news for carrying out a spate of executions within a brief time span, that was the first time the state had used the death penalty for more than a decade. But that’s

Politics What Is Obstruction of Justice?The term “obstruction of justice” has been swirling inside Washington D.C. and across cable television ever since President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey last week. The talk

Mourners gather under an LGBT pride flag flying at half-mast for a candlelight vigil in remembrance for mass shooting victims in Orlando, from San Diego, June 12, 2016.

Ideas Matthew Shepard's Mother: Multimillion-Dollar 'Hate Groups' Are Bullying LGBTQ Children Aren’t you exhausted by the constant barrage of news — the proposed legislation against our communities and the reports of hate crime after hate crime? One fifth of these crimes are now

Politics New Interactive Tool Traces the Evolution of the U.S. Constitution The National Constitution Center has launched a new interactive tool that makes it easy to see the changes between drafts of the U.S. Constitution produced during the Constitutional Convention in

San Francisco Court Of Appeals As Trump Administration Awaits Ruling On Lifting Ban

History The History Behind President Trump's Problem With the Ninth Circuit Court In an interview on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said he is “absolutely” considering proposals to break up the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the jurisdiction in which judges earlier

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