Three comics give perspectives on Trevor Noah's tweets, why the Silicon Valley is chiming in on Indiana's religious freedom law, who owns the Bahia emerald?
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The new host of the Daily Show has some Twitter skeletons in his closet. Should comedians be given a pass when it comes to offensive stereotypes?
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Entertainment mogul Jay-Z is not just a businessman; he’s a business.
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Apple and Salesforce.com are among the Silicon Valley companies that have chimed in on the controversial religious freedom laws in Indiana and Arkansas.
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Tinder for dogs, Uber for valet and haven't you always wished that you could order a trainer through an app? No? Well, one company thought that it was a good idea.
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Last week, California's Senate Health Committee passed a bill which would legalize physician-assisted suicide. What happens next?
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Many street vendors rallied in downtown LA on Tuesday to demand that the city council pass rules to legalize and regulate their practice.
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Putting a spotlight on vendors puts them at risk of arrest, says food writer Javier Cabral.
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Alex Cohen talks with lawyer Randy Schoenberg about the film "Woman in Gold," based on the real-life legal battle to recover paintings by Gustav Klimt stolen by Nazis.
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Eight people and one country are laying claim to the Bahia Emerald, a massive gem worth around $400 million.