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China seizes Japanese ship for a $30 million debt hailing from 1936—"Forgive and Forget" isn’t the en-vogue philosophy among post-World War II pacific nations.

A Canadian strip club-cum-church may have solved the problem of religious decline. This brings a whole new meaning to Hallelujah!

Between 2006 and 2010, at least 150 female inmates were coerced into being sterilized without proper state approvals. The good news? A new bill—California's Prison Sterilization Prohibition bill—aims to close the necessary loopholes to protect inmates against future abuses...

The mini country’s government recently redrew its borders to include less land and the world is generally baffled. While this might have sparked national outrage in most countries, Liechtenstein isn’t most countries.

Stand-out athlete Yasiel Puig defected from Cuba to play baseball in the U.S., but he relied on a money-hungry Mexican cartel network to do it. How will baseball deal with dangerous stories like this as the number of foreign players continues to grow?

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Will we soon have our first grandma prez? Plus other big news from the week in Hills.

In case you needed further proof that the Trail of Tears was atrocious, recent research shows the tragedy got written in Native Americans’ bones.