In a very special edition of the Foal Free Press, editor-in-chief Featherweight Westwind offers an article-by-article correction of the work of infamous gossip columnist Gabby Gums.

Unable to have foals, Mr. and Mrs. Cake turn to a new technology. It works, and Pumpkin and Pound Cake are born as a result, but unfortunately, it also opens up a whole new can of worms with regards to parental rights when Pumpkin Cake's biological father tracks them down. Family ties are strained, friendships are tested, and the very foundations of Equestrian law are shaken in the resulting conflict. Meanwhile, how is this affecting the foals? Who is the true parent- the biological father, or the father that raised them?

How did Rainbow Dash and Scootaloo meet? Here's my take on it.

Scootaloo doesn't have any friends, and is quite lonely... but one day she sees a cyan pegasus mare with a rainbow colored mane doing tricks. Amazed by the mare's talent and cool demeanor, Scootaloo tries to befriend her... but can't really get through to her. But then Hearts and Hooves Day - a day for ponies to let their friends, family or significant others know how much they mean to each other - arrives, and Scootaloo gets an idea...

Not a shipping fic, although it sort of is in a way. After all, it's about how Rainbow Dash and Scootaloo became friends.

Where DO foals come from? The Cutie Mark Crusaders don't know, but they intend to find out!

In an alternate reality, Discord found his love of chaos came in handy for babysitting young foals. For two thousand years, since he and the princess' were kids, he's babysat nearly everyone in Equestria. Now he's babysitting the cutie mark crusaders, and while he does he recounts with them his many babysitting jobs of your favorite characters as fillies, one by one.

As soon as they became the Cutie Mark Crusaders they knew exactly what their mission was. To get their Cutie Marks, whatever it took. It's what they didn't know that makes all the difference. Can their friendship survive the honest truth?