When a toddler vowed to stop crying because none of his superhero role models do, his mother made her own coloring book with the superheroes showing their sensitive side.

Inmates at a New Jersey jail received contraband drugs hidden in paste used to color pages of children's coloring books that they ate or licked to get high, investigators say.

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