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Six Dr. Seuss books — including "And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street" and "If I Ran the Zoo" — will stop being published because of racist and insensitive imagery, […]

A Polish court on Tuesday acquitted three activists who had been accused of desecration and offending religious feelings for producing and distributing images of a revered Roman […]

Hundreds of Nigerian girls abducted last week from a boarding school in the country's northwest have been released, a state governor said Tuesday, ending the latest in a spate of […]

An inert bomb is a “nonmailable item” under federal law, the Fourth Circuit ruled in an appeal brought by a man and his friend over their convictions for trying to mail a bomb […]

An appeals court in California ruled in favor of Zum drivers who claim the company, an app that allows customers to schedule rides for children, misclassified them as independent […]

An appeals court in California overturned a ruling that blocked LA County’s ban on outdoor dining, finding that courts should be “extremely differential to public health […]

The Second Circuit upheld the denial of a preliminary injunction in a trademark dispute between Woodstock Ventures LLC, the brand behind the 1969 music festival — which now […]

A federal judge in California granted an injunction to block the city of Sausalito from breaking up a homeless encampment in Dunphy Park. The city claims it’s concerned about […]

A federal judge acknowledged pests are a problem in a county jail's industrial kitchen, but she found the facility put adequate safeguards in place to protect inmates' health.

The U.S. House of Representatives Monday approved debate parameters for two bills that could have sweeping effects on U.S. elections and the way police interact with citizens.