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10 Things to See at FotoFest Houston

By Rachel Lowry

Balancing Acts: Meet the Prima Ballerinas Who Became Mothers

By Rachel Lowry

Top Photographers Protest Museum Decision

By Rachel Lowry

A Formerly Interned Japanese-American Couple Finally Got High School Diplomas

By Daniel D'Addario

Five Best Ideas of the Day: November 10

1. Food touches everything in our lives. Yet we have no national food policy. That must change.By Mark Bittman, Michael Pollan, Ricardo Salvador and Olivier De Schutter in the Washington Post2. Electronic Medical Records should...

By The Aspen Institute November 10, 2014

Striking Gold! Calif. Couple Will Keep $10M Bounty

A heist from 1901, from which coins were never recovered, appears unrelated

By Katy Steinmetz March 5, 2014

The New York Times Shows It's Never Too Late To Issue A Correction

The paper issues a '12 Years A Slave' correction...161 years later

By Francesca Trianni March 4, 2014

Someone Stole the Letters Spelling "YOLO" From Loyola University

Happy Mardi Gras?

By Samantha Grossman March 4, 2014

This Medical Marijuana Ad Will Be First To Appear On Major Networks

The spot will start airing on stations such as FOX, CNN, and ESPN in New Jersey

By Katy Steinmetz March 4, 2014

This Interactive Map Shows How Baby Names Have Spread Nationwide

Find out how much of a trendsetter you are

By Olivia B. Waxman March 4, 2014

12 Hilariously Revealing U.S. Maps You Won't Find in a Textbook

We've never felt more patriotic

By Dan Macsai February 28, 2014

Jury Acquits Kerry Kennedy of Impaired Driving

The daughter of the late New York Sen. Robert Kennedy said she took a sleeping pill and did not remember causing an accident in July 2013. Her lawyers argued the behavior was accidental, not criminal

By David Winograd February 28, 2014

10 States Where Income Inequality Has Soared

A surprising number one

By TIME Staff February 28, 2014

And Here Is a Map Of Every State's Most Hated Band

Texas and New Mexico really hate Bon Iver

By David Stout February 28, 2014

Google Donates Millions So San Francisco Kids Can Ride Free on City Buses

Amid anger at the so-called 'Google buses' that shuttle workers from downtown to Silicon Valley

By Katy Steinmetz February 27, 2014

U.S. Slow to Regulate E-Cigs

While other parts of the world are regulating the growing industry, the U.S. is laggard as some lawmakers introduce minor legislation while the Food and Drug Administration promises more comprehensive rules are soon to come

By Eliza Gray February 27, 2014

How Captured Mexican Drug Lord 'El Chapo' Turned Chicago Into His Home Port

The cartel boss used the Windy City to infiltrate the U.S.

By Jason McGahan February 26, 2014

Court Orders Google To Remove Anti-Islamic Movie From YouTube

"The Innocence of Muslims" sparked protests in the Middle East in 2012

By Maya Rhodan February 26, 2014

Kerry Kennedy: I Took Sleeping Pill By Mistake On Night Of Accident

The daughter of assassinated Sen. Robert F. Kennedy testified in her impaired driving trial on Wednesday

By Maya Rhodan February 26, 2014

Judge: Marriage Ban Illegal

A federal judge found Texas' ban on same-sex marriage to be unconstitutional, but he's allowing the law to stay on the books pending appeal

By Maya Rhodan February 26, 2014