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Chong seeks White House pardon for selling bongs

Actor needs 80K more online signatures for response

Glam rockers, goddesses: Marc Jacobs gets trippy

NEW YORK – Otherworldly goddesses? Looking-for-some-fun ’90s ravers? Your basic acid trip – but a happy one?! Marc Jacobs had it all at his New York Fashion Week show last week, i...

‘Animation spots’ to help boost tourism to Japan?

TOKYO – Eighty-eight places in Japan are going to be designated “animation spots” to encourage tourism – using train stations, school campuses, rural shrines and other fairly everyday places...

Artists riding trend toward the handcrafted

Lisa Jones founded her ceramics company, Pigeon Toe, eight years ago with an emphasis on petite pottery pieces like her three-legged “tripot” bowls and teensy stacking bowls. Her ...

‘Blue’ for jeans first made 6,200 years ago in Peru

Indigo dye may by older – and more American – than previously assumed. In a study published in Science Advances, researchers report scraps of indigo-dyed fabric found in Peru tha...

Maryland governor’s daughter to marry

For the first time in more than a decade, a wedding will take place at the governor’s mansion in Maryland. Massive white tents were assembled on the front lawn of Government House...

Analysis: Trump again suggests violence against Clinton

Comments more direct than previous ones

Nevada’s recreational pot measure faces big-name foes

LAS VEGAS – A formal campaign against legalizing recreational marijuana in Nevada launched Friday with the support of heavy-hitters including Gov. Brian Sandoval and the organization that re...

EU looks at defense issue

Bloc seeks to expand joint military efforts

Heavy floods hit North Korea

Thousands left homeless as winter nears

Cyberbully case could lead to charges

MILAN – Italian prosecutors in Naples have opened a criminal investigation of the suicide of a 31-year-old woman who had fought unsuccessfully to have a video showing her having sex expunged...

Minor party candidates fail to meet debate requirement

DENVER – The commission that oversees presidential debates has invited only Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to the first presidential debate. It excluded two third-party candidates who had ...