Wednesday in Steubenville, Ohio, a real court will be the setting as two high school football players go on trial for the alleged rape of a 16-year-old girl last summer.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday is set to approve expanded federal background checks for gun buyers, moving the measure to the full Senate, where it could come up for a vote next month before going to the GOP-controlled House.
NASA: Rover Data Indicates Ancient Mars Could Have Supported Life
The group of scientists working with NASA’s Curiosity rover made a big announcement during a press conference yesterday: at one point Mars had the right conditions to support living microbes.
Thousands Of Dead Pigs Clog Shanghai’s Main Water Source
Authorities have pulled more than 2,800 dead pigs out of Shanghai’s main source of tap water — the Huangpu River.
China Calls For Rules, U.S. Calls For End Of Cyberattacks
In separate events, the Chinese and American governments called for standards regarding cyberattacks.
Alleged Colorado Theater Shooter Could Face Medicated Interviews
The judge in charge of the case against the alleged Colorado theater shooter said he would warn James Holmes that if he pleads not guilty by reason of insanity he could be drugged for interviews with the state.