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National Grandparents Day 2016 Quotes: 13 Sayings To Share About Love And Family

As Louisa May Alcott once said, "A house needs a grandma in it."

John Hinckley Jr, Man Who Shot President Ronald Reagan, Freed From Washington Institution

Hinckley, who was 25 at the time, shot at ex-president Ronald Reagan, White House press secretary James Brady, a U.S. Secret Service agent and a D.C. officer on March 30, 1981.

Catholic Church May Change View On Gay Marriage, Tim Kaine Says

The Democratic U.S. vice-presidential nominee, a devout Roman Catholic, said that just like he changed his opinion on the issue, the Church may also follow suit.

Native Americans Celebrate Pause Of N. Dakota Pipeline, Vow To Fight On

Opposition to the pipeline has drawn support from 200 Native American tribes, as well as from activists and celebrities.

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What Is Private Equity? Dodd-Frank Rules Change Could Loosen Financial Regulations

Here's what you need to know about private equity and some proposed rules in Congress.

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9/11 Lawsuit Bill: Could Congress Override Obama’s Expected Veto?

President Barack Obama is expected to veto the bill passed Friday that would allow 9/11 victims' families to sue Saudi Arabia.

A Mississippi police chief shoots and kills himself after receiving suspension without pay.

Mississippi Police Chief Suicide: Officer Shoots Himself After Receiving Suspended Without Pay

The police chief was suspended for an ongoing personal issue.

Who Is Darrell Reynolds? Father Killed Toddler Daughter By Whipping Her With Belt In Georgia, Police Charge

Darrell A. Reynolds is facing a 20 years to life prison sentence after beating his 4-year-old daughter to death in their Decatur home.

NFL, NBA, MLB Stadium Funding: How The Federal Government Loses Billions Subsidizing Sports Venues

Stadiums are really (really) expensive. And the federal government has significantly helped cover those costs, according to a new study.

What Is Knot On My Planet? Fashion Brands Call To End Elephant Poaching On Social Media During NYFW

The cause gained momentum in the middle of New York Fashion Week after celebrities and major fashion brands alike were posting to end the slaughter of elephants.

Michigan Senate approves laws allowing residents to facilitate dispensaries in their communities.

Marijuana Legalization In Michigan 2016: Medical Cannabis Dispensary Policies Approved By Senate, Recreational Weed Next?

New bills passed by Michigan Senate allows community members to control pot dispensaries throughout the state.

Vaccination Controversy: France Most Skeptical Of Vaccines, Global Study Finds

A new study shows that the French are the most skeptical when it comes to trusting the safety of vaccines.

'Sully' Movie True Story: Facts Vs. Fiction About The Miracle On The Hudson

Here are the facts about the incident that inspired the new Tom Hanks movie.

A Cure For AIDS? HIV Vaccine Eyed With 'Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies' In Human-Like Mice

New studies could be an important first step toward a vaccine for the disease.

Italian Supreme Court overturns a jail sentence of a 69-year-old man caught masturbating in public.

Masturbating In Public Laws: Italy Supreme Court Ruling Might Surprise You

In Italy, it's totally ok to masturbate in public as long as the act is not witnessed by a minor.

Impeach IRS Commissioner? Republicans Unsure It’s Smart Move Before Election Season

With elections looming, many Republicans are unsure if the measure is worthwhile.

Hillary Clinton On Humans Of New York, Talks About Sexism In Interview

The Democratic presidential nominee discussed sexism and being perceived as being "unemotional" in an interview with the popular blog.

Facebook Co-Founder Dustin Moskovitz Donates $20 Million To Democratic Campaign

Dustin Moskovitz endorsed the Democratic candidate while announcing the third-largest donation in this election cycle.

Marijuana DUI? Cannabis Intoxication While Driving Can Be Tested Using This New ‘Potalyzer’

Engineers at Stanford University have developed a device that could be a practical cannabis intoxication roadside test for drivers.

Who Is Gregory Touhill? Obama Administration Appoints Retired Air Force General As First Cybersecurity Chief

Following a series of high-profile cyber breaches, the Obama administration announced the position earlier this year.

Baracktrema Obamai: Turtle Parasite Named In Honor Of Obama

Before Baracktrema obamai, the U.S. president already had seven other life forms named after him, among them an extinct lizard and another parasite.

Latest Polls Trump vs Clinton: Hillary Losing Lead In Swing States As Black, Hispanic And Women Voters Play Major Role

"There's no guarantee she (Clinton) will win, but the odds currently favor her," said Larry Sabato, Director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia.

Why Are Gluten Free Diets Popular? Young White Women Started Trend, Study Says

More people in the U.S. are on gluten-free diets even though they have not been diagnosed with celiac disease.

Hillary Clinton Health Questions Divide Mainstream Media As Conspiracy Rumors Persist

The mainstream media has largely written off rumors that Hillary Clinton is too sick to be president, but some still think she should set the record straight.