Hillary Clinton, “Women’s Rights Are Human Rights,” 1995 EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty ImagesHillary Clinton, speaking at the United Nations Fourth World Congress on September 5, 1995. Before Hillary Clinton became a nearly omnipresent political force, she gave a speech in Beijing on September 5, 1995. It was the United Nations Fourth World Congress on Women and the speech’s message resonated around the world — remaining a staple of Democratic policy to this day: “Women’s rights are human rights.

For anyone experimenting with mind-altering drugs, the prospect of having a “bad trip” is a rather unsettling one. But what if the trip never ends? Source: Giphy For anyone experimenting with mind-altering drugs, the prospect of having a “bad trip” is a rather unsettling one. But what if the trip never ends? What happens when drugs are taken and the drugs have metabolized fully from your system, but the effects don’t dissipate?

Here's everything we know so far about the affair between 24-year-old Houston schoolteacher Alexandria Vera and her 13-year-old student.Alexandria Vera/Facebook/Getty Images Alexandria Vera, a 24-year-old schoolteacher from Houston, Texas, has admitted to having an eight-month affair culminating in an aborted pregnancy with her 13-year-old student. Vera turned herself in on Wednesday and has since been released on a $100,000 bond. She now awaits trial for continuous sexual abuse of a minor and has made no comments to the press.

For 35 years, Don Cornelius and Soul Train brought Black music, dancing, fashion, and culture into living rooms across the country with the longest-running syndicated show in American television history. American funk band Cameo belting it out on Soul Train's 491st episode on Nov. 30, 1985.Soul Train/Getty Images After joining the U.S. Marine Corpse and serving in Korea, Don Cornelius became a Chicago police officer. Increasingly curious about the media landscape, he took a broadcasting course and was hired as a radio station DJ.

Russian Navy Earlier this year, the Russian Ministry of Defense put out a call for five bottlenose dolphins. They sought three male and two female dolphins between the ages of three and five with faultless teeth and impeccable motor skills. According to Fortune, Moscow’s Utrish Dolphinarium sold the Russian government five dolphins for $26,000. This marks the first time that the Russian government has publicly expressed any interest in military dolphins since the fall of the Soviet Union, when it lost its militarized sea mammal facility in Crimea to Ukraine.