culture
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Queer Sex Educators Fear New Facebook Policy Could Get Them BannedThe social networking site's new rules purport to ban sexual solicitation — but some in the LGBTQ community worry it could have devastating effects
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El Chapo Trial: Witness Alleges Cartel Connection to Colombian Guerilla Group
Jorge Milton Cifuentes Villa testified that Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán worked closely with armed Colombian revolutionaries FARC
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CBS Paid Eliza Dushku $9.5 Million in Sexual Harassment Settlement
Michael Weatherly, star of the hour-long procedural 'Bull,' was accused of making inappropriate jokes and comments to her on set
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The Great Heavy Metal Hoax
How a down-on-his-luck headbanger fabricated a persona, faked a tour, and promoted himself as a hard-rock savior
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Things That Make You Go Hmmm: Why 2018 Was a Year of Nineties Obsessions
What’s behind our Obsessive love affair with the last decade of the 20th Century?
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School: Commission Concludes Teachers Should Be Armed
Students, parents condemn the finding, cite research that shows more firearms in schools put children at higher risk
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Kelly Stough Is 26th Trans Person Murdered in U.S. This Year
Stough, 36, was an aspiring fashion designer and well-known in Detroit’s ballroom dance scene, as well as an outspoken advocate
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‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’: A Brief History of the Holiday Song Controversy
Ah, December. Snow, gifts and the unending debate over whether a 1944 song is actually about rape
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Fentanyl Now Behind More Deaths Than Heroin
New report on the opioid epidemic also found that most fatal overdoses were the result of more than one drug
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El Chapo Trial: Candid Video Interview Entered Into Evidence
In a video interview from October 2015, El Chapo described his thoughts about the drug trade
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With HIV/AIDS Research Threatened, NIH Looks For Stem-Cell Alternatives
Researchers have long used stem cells and fetal matter to test potential AIDS medications, but the Trump Administration could put an end to that
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Stormy Daniels Must Pay Trump $293,000 in Legal Fees, Judge Says
The amount is a reduced figure because the judge thought the amount of time Trump's lawyers spent on the case was "excessive"
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Refugees hoping to top Christmas singles chartRefugees who have come to the UK from all over the world have teamed up with music students to compose what they hope will be the Christmas number...