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Arizona Highways Magazine INTRODUCTION  On October 6, 2025, the Supreme Court denied a rehearing in Apache Stronghold v. United States . This left in place the Ninth Circuit Court’s decision  that allows the federal government to transfer Chi' chil Bildagoteel, also known as Oak Flat, to a foreign mining company. Oak Flat is a 2,422 acre sacred site  in the Tonto National Forest, about an hour east of Phoenix, Arizona. Oak Flat was recognized as a traditional cultural proper

Kat Von D tattooing the Miles Davis photograph, as shared on her Instagram. Screenshot from court filing. Tattoos, once wildly controversial, are now a common form of self-expression, with nearly one in three Americans having at least one tattoo . While tattoos seem both commonplace and generally accepted, the law has failed to adapt to this cultural shift, specifically copyright law. Copyright protects the direct copying of creative works, and tattoos present a complicated

10 Designer Fashion Dupes That Look Like The Real Deal - SHEfinds Dupes: The New Viral Trend It starts with a scroll. A swipe through TikTok or Instagram reveals a flood of look-alike handbags, sneakers, and perfumes, each mimicking a luxury silhouette for a fraction of the price. Comment sections call them “ dupes ,” a once dismissive label that has evolved into a badge of clever consumerism. In a culture that values access as much as authenticity, owning a dupe has become

Graffiti is a Crime (2013), a spray paint stencil by Banksy in New York. Just last year, the iconic street artist Banksy earned approximately $10.57 million dollars  from his art. In the same year, Los Angeles received over three hundred thousand  requests to remove Graffiti citywide, and San Francisco spent more than $20 million  on Graffiti clean up. Graffiti exists in a striking legal double bind: governments criminalize it as vandalism , yet the same legal system protect