Bees Are Now Legally Fish in California—And That’s Good News for Bees
Thanks in part to a snail, California bees are fish. No, this isn’t a Mad Lib.
Thanks in part to a snail, California bees are fish. No, this isn’t a Mad Lib.
All Vince Vance & The Valiants want for Christmas is $20 million in damages.
The Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 irrevocably changed the face of the United States.
The dress, found in a shoebox in 2021, once belonged to a priest. Now lawyers are arguing over whether he ever owned it at all.
The cheesy treats made their debut in 2016 but were quickly under fire for using "adulterated" mozzarella.
Allowing broadcast media into a courtroom has its pros and cons.
The typo in a 1928 opinion may have inadvertently influenced an unknown number of decisions to follow.
The Senate has unanimously decided that the Daylight Saving Time system of falling back and springing forward just isn’t worth it.
The temperamental ice cream machines at McDonald's have led to accusations of super-sized corporate espionage.
Nathan Chen won gold against a backdrop of Elton John songs. But who shelled out for the music license?
One California law firm crunched the numbers on its personal injury claims and found that Joshuas made quite a few.
Martin Luther King Jr.'s approach to resisting injustice came straight from the playbook of 19th-century writer Henry David Thoreau.
Luminaries like Bea Arthur and Johnny Rotten have gone before TV judges to settle their small claims affairs. (Though not, unfortunately, against one another.)
You want more 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies'? Because this is how you get 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.'
A new law proposed in New Zealand would make it illegal for anyone younger than 14 in the year 2027 to ever buy cigarettes, effectively outlawing them for everyone as the population ages.
One historical definition of ‘whereas’ is ‘preamble.’ But that’s probably not the one you’re looking for.
The most important story you'll read this week: A strawberry-loving consumer is alleging Kellogg's is using red food dye and dried pears to make people believe their Pop-Tart contains more strawberry than it actually does.
Starting in 2022, California's public colleges and schools grades six through 12 will be required to provide free pads and tampons to their students.
Red dye 40, olestra, and rbST all have the FDA’s stamp of approval. In other countries, they’re on the do-not-use list.
In September 1954, hundreds of armed children invaded a Glasgow graveyard to hunt a vampire—and inadvertently helped pass a comic book censorship law.
The prospect of COVID-19 vaccine mandates for schools has been ruffling some feathers lately. It’s not a new issue.
The sprawling Yellowstone National Park sees enough criminal activity to warrant its own jail facility, court, and judge. Sentences can include fines and even a lifetime ban from the premises.
Getting a traffic ticket can be an expensive mistake. But is there a difference between a ticket and a citation? And what about a warning?
‘Notorious RBG,’ the bestselling book, has inspired a traveling retrospective dedicated to Ruth Bader Ginsburg.