Law
How One Chinese Corporate Spy Dodged the FBI to Steal Inbred Corn Seeds from Iowa
Mo Hailong faces a decade in prison for allegedly trying to steal millions of dollars-worth of corn seeds
To Fight Superbugs, FDA Goes After Antibiotic Overuse on Farms
The FDA is pushing for a voluntary end to the use of antibiotics on farms as growth promoters
This Group Knows You've Committed a Crime And Wants to Hear All About It
Have you ever committed a crime? Stop lying, you definitely have
Should Robots Have Rights?
Would you murder a robot? If you did, should you be charged for it?
Hockey Players Sue League For Failing to Address Head Injuries
On Monday, ten retired N.H.L. players sued the league for fraud and negligence
Before Trivia Nights, Bars Had Turkey Raffles
There were lots of ways you could win the turkey at the bar. They all involved drinking
Here’s Why the FDA Is More Than a Little Freaked Out by Personal Genetic Testing
Really, this debate isn't about 23andMe, but about a broader question of how to deliver and interpret personal genetic data
Egypt’s Government Bans Public Protests
A new law bans gatherings of more than 10 people
Here’s What the U.S. Is Trying to Do With the Iran Nuclear Deal
The Iran nuclear deal won't stop the country's ability to make a nuclear weapon, but it will give us more warning time
Bitcoins May Power the Next Election Cycle
Soon, you might be able to donate bitcoins to your favorite poltician's campaign
China Is Slowly Undoing Its One-Child Policy
The addition of an extra exemption will let more Chinese families have more than one child
Want European Union Citizenship? You Can Buy It
Got a million dollars sitting around? Move to Europe, and bring your friends
A Virtual Ten-Year-Old Girl Helped Identify 1,000 Online Predators
Over a ten week period, Sweetie accrued around 20,000 solicitations for virtual sex from men from around the world
Americans Who Have Stereotypical Ideas About Race And Violence Are More Likely to Own Guns
These results held true even after controlling for conservative politics, being from the South and harboring anti-government sentiments and other factors
A Billion Dollars of Modernist Art, Stolen by Nazis, Was Just Recovered in Munich
As many as 1,500 pieces of modernist art were just found in a Munich apartment
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor on Why Judges Wear Black Robes
The Supreme Court icon breaks down the tradition
Should EpiPens Be Stocked Everywhere People Eat?
Laws are in the works to get EpiPens into schools and restaurants
The Trial of Cambodia’s Genocidal Leaders Is Nearing a Verdict
More than 30 years after the fall of the Khmer Rouge, trials of the group's genocidal leaders are inching closer to a verdict
Government-Issued Guidelines Warn Chinese Tourists Not to Spit, Shout Or Overeat at Buffets
Last year, mainland Chinese became the top tourism spenders, dropping $102 billion in destinations around the world
The Muslim Brotherhood’s Short History as an Officially Recognized Political Party Is Over
Amidst an ongoing military crackdown, Egypt bans the Muslim Brotherhood
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