The University of Farmington appeared to be a front to offer immigrants an easy way to remain in the States — but it turns out the Feds were running the scam
Opioid prescriptions can now be used for medical marijuana instead, in a bold move to prevent increased addiction to the deadly pharmaceuticals
Measles was effectively eradicated by 2000 — but false information spread by so-called "anti-vaxxers" has meant a resurgence in the deadly disease
'Gladiator' spent six episodes going deep into the tragic story of Aaron Hernandez — but a new bonus episode pivots to the problem of drug use in the NFL at large
Photo was taken after they had brutally murdered their parents — but before they had been caught
The proposal would create an Office of Cannabis Management, which would be a first in the nation
According to several reporters, former Executive Editor Jill Abramson misrepresented information — not a good look for a book about facts.
According to the National Safety Council, preventable injury deaths have increased by 96 percent since 1992
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A 2018 study claimed that the fake-news problem was a result of short attention spans and an overload of news — but the researchers say it's not that simple
Shelby Svensen, 25, confessed to killing his wife last year — but only after he was arrested for murdering her parents and brother in December
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