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FAA Grants Drone Permits to Agriculture and Real Estate Companies

By Jack Linshi

Colorado Movie Theater Shooter's Parents Plead for His Life

By Charlotte Alter

Woman Files Trademark Application for 'I Can't Breathe'

By Eliana Dockterman

Nebraska and Oklahoma Are Trying to Kill Colorado's Buzz

By Charlotte Alter
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Federal Judge Rules Against Obama's Immigration Action

Ruling has no immediate impact

By Jack Linshi

Tattooing Your Pet Is Now Illegal in N.Y.

Offenders could face up to 15 days in jail or $250 in fines

By Rishi Iyengar

Court Rules Porn Actors in L.A. Must Wear Condoms

Despite industry pushback

By Justin Worland

Mexican Government Votes to Ban Circus Animals

Not certain yet whether President Enrique Peña Nieto will sign bill into law

By Charlotte Alter

Mark Wahlberg’s Victim Says the Actor Should Get a Pardon

The Vietnamese man a 16-year-old Wahlberg attacked says he wasn’t blinded in the assault

By Denver Nicks

Columbia Law School Allows Students to Delay Exams After Grand Jury Decisions

If they are suffering from "traumatic effects"

By Jack Linshi

5 Places Where Uber Is Fighting for Its Life Right Now

New Delhi's ban against Uber is just one fight the ride-sharing service is engaged in

By Sam Frizell

Heroin Overdose Drug Gets More Costly

Why Naloxone prices are spiking 50% or more

By Eliza Gray

The Complicated History Behind the Fight for Pregnant Women's Equality

Two Supreme Court cases have helped define the struggle

By Lily Rothman

Bipartisan Push to Improve Military's Handling of Sex Assault

The bill needed only five more votes last time

By Per Liljas

California Man First to Be Jailed For Posting Facebook 'Revenge Porn'

Previous individuals allegedly involved in revenge porn were charged with conspiracy

By Jack Linshi

D.C. Bans Conversion Therapy for Gay Teenagers

Washington, D.C. joins California and New Jersey as the only places in America to outlaw the practice

By Jack Linshi

Obama Signs Law for Better Sunscreen

Obama has signed the Sunscreen Innovation Act into law

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Released From Hospital

After undergoing a procedure to clear a blocked artery

By Charlotte Alter

China Has Finally Drafted a Domestic-Violence Law

But changing attitudes will remain an uphill task

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing

Wrongfully Convicted California Man Released After 36 Years

He was the longest-serving wrongfully convicted inmate in the state

By Charlotte Alter
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