Fertility advances lift U.S. live births in 2014
The 2014 ART report shows 65,175 births from assisted reproductive procedures up from 63,286 in 2013 with 78 percent singleton births, while elective single embryo transfers rise among women under 35 but remain below ideal levels. The industry notes up to 31 percent single embryo transfers and accounts for about 18 percent of all U.S. twin deliveries.
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Syria advances on Aleppo as parliament vote looms
Syrian government forces and allies pressed an offensive around Tel al-Ais south of Aleppo on the eve of nationwide parliamentary elections while U.N. brokered talks in Geneva resume. The offensive aims to retake the hilltop village and connections to Damascus.
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Nusra Front
U.N
North Carolina Governor expands protections amid HB2 backlash
Governor Pat McCrory signed an executive order extending anti discrimination protections to state employees for sexual orientation and gender identity and allowing local governments and businesses to set their own policies. The move keeps the bathroom provision unchanged and faces praise from economic officials while drawing sharp criticism from gay and transgender rights groups. The action comes as major firms pause plans and events shift away, amid ongoing political debate ahead of the November election.
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Senate
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Belgian police arrest two more suspects over Brussels attacks
Belgian federal prosecutors say two more suspects linked to the March 22 Brussels bombings have been arrested. The attackers killed 32, including at Brussels airport and Maelbeek station, with two key suspects previously detained. The cases include charges of terrorist murder and group participation.
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