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As Monuments Fall, Confederate Carving Has Size On Its Side
Stone Mountain's supersized sculpture depicting Gen. Robert E. Lee, Confederate President Jefferson Davis and Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson mounted on horseback has special protection enshrined in Georgia law.
UK Judge Says Amber Heard Can Be in Court for Depp Testimony
Johnny Depp's lawyers have failed to stop the American actor's ex-wife, Amber Heard, from attending his libel trial against the British tabloid newspaper The Sun until she is called to give evidence.
'People Aren't Stupid': Pence's Virus Spin Tests Credibility
Vice President Mike Pence has long played the straight man to Donald Trump, translating the president's bombast into more measured, calming language.
After Social Media Hiatus, RuPaul Scrubs Twitter & Instagram
After a three month hiatus from social media, RuPaul has deleted her Twitter account and scrubbed his Instagram account. And no one knows why.
At Pride March In Paris, Activists Demand Racial Justice Too
While the French capital's official Pride event was delayed until November to prevent spread of the coronavirus, grassroots groups plan a march through Paris anyway Saturday — led by people of color.
NY Man Arrested for Displaying 7-foot 'Yard Dick' in Dispute with Local Officials
Statues are being taken down throughout the country for political reasons. But what is surely the most unusual instance of a statue — in this case one of a seven-foot wooden penis — being taken down happened in upstate New York last month.
In Troubled Times: Independence Day in A Land of Confusion
On Independence Day, we Americans — if there is in fact a "we" in American life — celebrate the anniversary of a time when a lot of people, feeling really angry and scared, decided to do something about it.
How EVO3 CBD Oils Evolved Into an Industry Game-Changer
EVO3 CBD Oils has demystified a rapidly evolving industry with high-quality, lab-tested products that can be traced to the source.
Paint Schemes Go Political as NASCAR Season Heats Up
In NASCAR, the colorful paint schemes on the stock cars themselves have taken a decidedly political turn in recent weeks — and will again this weekend.
Alabama Health Officials Can't Verify 'COVID Party' Reports
The Alabama Department of Public Health said it could not verify reports of so-called COVID-19 parties where students deliberately tried to become infected, but also warned people not to try it.
News
Queer Nightlife Rallies in the Age of COVID-19
"Anytime we get together as a community, it allows us to celebrate ourselves in safety with others," says DJ Nina Flowers. "I believe that space is still needed."
Entertainment
AP Exclusive: Prince Royce Gets a Wake-Up Call with COVID-19
Bachata singer Prince Royce says he got a wake-up call with a COVID-19 diagnosis and now he wants to try and wake others too.
Business
Across Sun Belt, Hopes for Economy Give Way to Renewed Fears
For residents across America's Sun Belt — business owners and workers, consumers and home buyers — the past three months have delivered about the scariest ride in memory.
Technology
Geofence Warrants to Be Tested in Virginia Bank Robbery Case
Google is served with the vast majority of "geofence" warrants because it stores information from millions of devices in a massive database known as Sensorvault.
Finance
If You've Lost Your Health Plan In The COVID Crisis, You've Got Options
Some newly unemployed people are taking advantage of special enrollment periods to sign up for plans offered on the Affordable Care Act's insurance marketplaces, while others find they qualify for Medicaid.
Cars
Edmunds: 4th of July Deals Less Generous but Still Solid
With summer in full swing, we typically see car dealerships heavily discounting excess inventory for the Fourth of July holiday. But the novel coronavirus and its effects make this year different than most.
Style
Style Alert: 6 LGBTQ Fashion Designers to Watch and Wear
Pride means more than rainbow T-shirts, especially for these innovative LGBTQ designers who are redefining what it means to be fashion-forward for the next generation.
Health/Fitness
Huge Bummer': July Fourth Will Test Americans' Discipline
The U.S. headed into the Fourth of July weekend with many parades and fireworks displays canceled, beaches and bars closed, and health authorities warning that this will be a crucial test of Americans' self-control.
Travel
Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace Brings Luxury Back to Las Vegas Strip
High rollers can once again return to Las Vegas for all the glamour and glitter that Sin City has to offer. Given the current pandemic, bathing in luxury has become a semi-private affair.
Nightlife
A Short Summer Outdoor Season May Put Chicago's LGBTQ Bars at Risk of Closing
"We're resilient. I do believe we'll recover," says Chicago nightclub owner and LGBTQ community advocate Mark Liberson. "It's just a matter of when. Remember, the last pandemic led into the Roaring 20s."