States

The Best (And Worst) States for Diabetes

By Alexandra Sifferlin

North Carolina's Republican Governor Is Refusing to Concede

By Maya Rhodan

Florida's 'Stand Your Ground' Law Linked to Homicide Increase

By Josh Sanburn

California Voters Reject Condom Requirement for Porn Industry

By Sarah Begley
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Californians Suggest 'Calexit' in Wake of Donald Trump Win

West Coasters took to social media to call for secession

By Sarah Begley

Arkansas Won't Hold Vote to Let People Grow Medical Pot

But it's more complicated

By Justin Worland

'To Be White Is to Be Racist.' Teacher's Race Lecture Divides

A high school teacher in Oklahoma sparked a controversy at his school when he told students in a discussion of race that “to be white is to be racist, period.”“Am I racist? And I say,...

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Yes, a U.S. Senate Candidate Dabbed at the California Debate

Since this is 2016, no one should be surprised

By Julia Zorthian

Penn State Students Flood Streets to Hunt for Clowns

“Some people run away from clowns, Penn State runs towards them"

By Melissa Chan

21 States Sue Over Obama's Overtime Pay Rule

Saying the rule will put a heavy burden on state budgets

By Daniel Wiessner / Reuters

New York State Will Investigate School EpiPen Contracts

Officials will establish whether Mylan violated antitrust laws

By Sarah Begley

Reports of Sinister Clown Sightings Put South Carolina Community on Edge

Residents are creeped out by stories of a clown or clowns trying to lure children into the woods

By Sarah Begley

Arizona Will Vote On Legalizing Marijuana in November

This proposition would legalize recreational marijuana for people 21 and up

By Rosalie Chan

People Have Donated Thousands of Dollars to Convince Khizr Khan to Run for Office

"Yes We Khan"

By Rosalie Chan

New York State Bans Sex Offenders From Playing Pokémon Go

Lawmakers say pedophiles could use the game to "lure" victims

By Sarah Begley

Illinois Is Latest State to Decriminalize Small Amounts of Pot

Pot possession is now punishable by a citation, instead of a jail time

By Katie Reilly

Texas Cemetery Halts 'Whites Only' Policy

Segregated cemeteries have been illegal since 1948

By Rosalie Chan

3 Charged in Billion-Dollar Health Care Scam

A network of doctors and hospitals was involved

By Rosalie Chan

Deaf Customer Sues Taco Bell After Being 'Berated' for Written Order

She was allegedly discriminated against at two locations

By Rosalie Chan

New Jersey Woman Arrested Over $16,000 in Unpaid Tolls

She skipped the Holland Tunnel toll fares over 500 times

By Rosalie Chan
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