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Police: Man fatally shot by L.A. deputies kept holding gun
A
black man who was fatally shot by Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies
kept holding a gun as he lay dying on the ground, authorities said
Sunday in response to questions about why they continued to ...Read More ...
Planned Parenthood sues Ohio in dispute over fetal tissue
COLUMBUS,
Ohio (AP) — Planned Parenthood sued Ohio's health director on Sunday in
a dispute over how the organization's affiliates handle the disposal of
fetal tissue in the state.Read More ...
FBI ends search of lake for clues in San Bernardino attack
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Planned Parenthood files federal lawsuit against Ohio health department
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Five killed in fire in abandoned California house
Fresno, about 170 miles south of Sacramento, has had four deadly fires this year, with eight fatalities. The house had not had a legal tenant for years, and boards had been fixed over the windows and doors, media reported, citing Fresno Fire Department spokesman Pete Martinez.
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Obama optimism over climate pact tempered by GOP opposition
The president gets a quick reminder that Republicans will fight the agreement all the way.Read More ...
Reactions to the climate deal adopted by 190 countries
The
latest related to the U.N. climate conference that took place outside
Paris (all times local): 2:20 p.m. World Bank President Jim Yong Kim
says he was stunned by the Paris climate agreement adopted ...Read More ...
French far right collapses in regional runoff elections
PARIS
(AP) — Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front collapsed in French
regional elections Sunday, failing to take a single region after
dominating the first round of voting, pollsters projected. The
conservatives surged against the governing Socialists, changing the
political map of France.Read More ...
'Proud' women win seats in historic Saudi vote
At
least 14 women won municipal council seats in Saudi Arabia's first ever
election open to female voters and candidates, officials said Sunday,
far exceeding expectations in the ultra-conservative kingdom. Honestly,
we weren't expecting anyone to win," said Sahar Hassan Nasief, a women's
rights activist in the Red Sea city of Jeddah. "We need more," said
Aljazi al-Hossaini, who was defeated in Diriyah on the edge of Riyadh,
where three women won seats, according to Saudi news channel
Al-Ekhbaria.Read More ...
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