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June 14, 2018

New York's Top Court Say’s Chimpanzees Aren’t Human and Don’t Have Human Rights

New York state’s Court of Appeals, determined chimpanzees are not legal persons, and as such don’t have the rights of legal persons.

Environment

June 13, 2018

Japanese Mud Home To Game-Changing Rare Earth Deposits

A tiny Japanese island contains staggering amounts of rare earth elements, minerals which are used in high-tech devices like smart phones, superconductors, and missile guidance systems.

Taxes

June 12, 2018

Nashville, Tennessee Voters Reject Light-Rail Proposal

Nashville, Tennessee voters rejected a ballot proposal that would have increased several taxes to pay for a new, 26-mile-long, light-rail public transit system and electric-powered buses for the Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority.

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