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When police received reports of a homeless veteran begging for money, an officer responded with compassion and bought the man a meal.

Producers were forced to apologize and pull the movie after "Show Dogs" was accused of including scenes that mimic the way pedophiles groom children.

Multiple district attorneys in New York have announced that they will refuse to prosecute people who police throw in jail for possessing marijuana as it is immoral and fosters racial disparity.

A potentially deadly mass shooting in a church of 100 people was foiled this week by a hero citizen who then became the victim of trigger-happy cops who shot the wrong man.

A young Girl Scout proved her knowledge of the business world as she found her target audience in front of a marijuana dispensary and sold a record amount of cookies.

Half of the city's police force has been suspended, including their police chief, amid allegations of official oppression and evidence tampering.

Mike Tyson looks to revolutionize the marijuana industry as he breaks ground on a mega-resort for cannabis in Southern California.

In a significant policy change, the World Bank announced that it will stop funding most of its oil and gas exploration and extraction projects after 2019.

The local sheriff credited the "hero" of the massacre in Texas, noting that "lots more people" could've been killed if he did grab a gun and stop him.

Kevin Spacey was accused by another Hollywood actor, Anthony Rapp, of trying to have sex with him when he was just 14-years-old. Spacey apologized in a Facebook post.