Yoga in schools not religion in California ruling
A California judge ruled that yoga in a public school fitness program is not religious instruction, saying it reflects American culture and would not be seen as promoting religion. The ruling denied a family's bid to bar yoga from Encinitas schools.
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Abortion Bill Opponents Rally at Texas Capitol
Thousands gathered at the Texas Capitol to oppose a 20 week abortion ban and stricter clinic rules as Wendy Davis received a hero’s welcome for last week’s 11 hour filibuster. Supporters anticipate passage in the second special session.
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Obama acts to curb wildlife trafficking in Africa
President Obama launches a six month national strategy via a Presidential Task Force and an eight member advisory panel. The State Department will provide 10 million dollars for training and aid to Africa with 3 million to Kenya and 4 million elsewhere.
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Snowden accuses Obama of blocking asylum petitions
Edward Snowden says the Obama administration pressured other nations to deny his asylum requests. He claims his passport was revoked leaving him stateless while he seeks asylum, with WikiLeaks releasing his statement. Snowden has applied for asylum in Russia and thanked Ecuador for help.
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Borders close as Syrians blocked from fleeing conflict
Thousands stranded inside Syria as Iraq Jordan and Turkey tighten restrictions at border crossings. Human Rights Watch cites risk of turning Syria into an open air prison while Lebanon remains comparatively open. A Turkish official denies changes to refugee policy despite regional pressure.
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