Netherlands quiets gay marriage debate as couples settle
Anne Marie Thus and Helene Faasen, married in 2001, live a quiet life in Amsterdam with two children. The Netherlands, first to remove gender distinctions in marriage, sees little national talk of the issue while US debates a constitutional ban and Canada and Europe advance alternative protections.
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Marines Patrol Port au Prince Amid Looted Streets
U S Marines and peacekeepers patrol Port au Prince as unrest lingers a week after President Aristide's ouster. Marines ride in eight Light Armored Vehicles through a looted port area and crowded markets, drawing curiosity and mixed reactions from onlookers while violence escalates elsewhere.
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Egypt holds Mohammed al Zawahri brother of al Qaida aide
Egypt acknowledged it is holding Mohammed al Zawahri, brother of al Qaida's No 2, amid decades of detention without trial. Interior Minister Habib el Adly said he would face trial soon, though no date was given. Mohammed al Zawahri previously received a 1999 death in absentia sentence for Islamic Jihad attacks.
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