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Gay Marriage and Religious Freedom Can Co-exist

By Leah Ward Sears and David Blankenhorn

Transgender Athlete Sues CrossFit After Being Blocked From Competition

By TIME Staff

The Sultan of Brunei Intends to Stone Adulterers (Wait, What Century Is This?)

By Charlie Campbell

Colorado Lawyers: Let Us Smoke Pot, Too

By Katy Steinmetz
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Man Sues Casino For Letting Him Lose $500K When He Was 'Blackout' Drunk

Claims casino broke the law by letting him gamble and lending him money when he was clearly intoxicated.

By Laura Stampler

Belgium Extends Euthanasia Law to Kids

Lawmakers passed a bill allowing euthanasia in very rare cases of terminally ill children

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson / Brussels

Colorado Thinks Legal Pot Is Bad for Its Image

Only ten percent of voters say they've tried marijuana since it became legal

By Eliana Dockterman

Record Number of U.S. Prisoners Exonerated in 2013

Between 1989 and 2013, 1,281 people spent almost 12,500 years in jail for crimes of which they were wrongly convicted

By Andrew Katz

Fight for Your Right: Resources for Photographers Covering Protests

In preparation for Occupy Wall Street's day of action on May 1, LightBox offers a few tips for photographers—professional and amateur alike–who plan to cover the protests.

By Lily Rothman

Dirty Work: The Creeping Rollback of Child-Labor Laws

The government has not had a lot of ideas for what to do about the nation’s anemic job market, but there are troubling signs that one old idea is starting to re-emerge: child labor. In...

By Adam Cohen

The Congress: The Covenant

50 years after the the Civil Rights Act of 1964, read TIME's chronicle of the bill's passage.

By TIME Staff
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