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After the recent Jase Harley-Childish Gambino controversy, we asked industry experts where the line falls between imitation and inspiration.

First lady Melania Trump isn’t exactly known for her originality when it comes to public messaging.

Recipes aren't typically covered by copyright law, but expression is.

The trance heavyweight denies copying the Detroit techno collective's name and logo for his Ibiza residency.

A new investigation suggests Donald Trump's SCOTUS pick might have ripped off the work of legal scholars without properly citing them.

The conservative author said she'll "remain in New York to pursue other opportunities" and won't take the National Security Council comms job.

Conservative author and commentator Monica Crowley reportedly copied large portions of her 2012 book and parts of her PhD dissertation.

Zedd was made aware of similarities on Twitter.

One of Trump's staffers has taken the fall.

The writer responsible for the speech apologized and said the GOP nominee rejected her resignation because “people make innocent mistakes.”

The whole thing is genius, and made even more impressive by the fact that it must have come together completely last minute.

Though Trump's team insists the similar speeches were a mere coincidence, experts disagree.