Rhode Island OKs gay marriage after 16 years
Rhode Island becomes the 10th state to legalize same sex marriage as Governor Lincoln Chafee signs the bill at the Statehouse. The law takes effect August 1 with weddings set to begin. supporters hail a milestone despite personal losses cited by couples like Deborah Tevyan and Pat Baker.
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Pat Baker
Baker
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Massachusetts
Dust mask linked to ricin case ties to Mississippi man
An FBI agent testified that a dust mask testing positive for ricin carried DNA from James Everett Dutschke of Tupelo, a suspect in the ricin letters to Obama and others. Dutschke, 41, faces making ricin charges after a preliminary hearing. The case follows earlier arrest and dropped charges against Paul Kevin Curtis, who named Dutschke as a possible culprit.
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U.S
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Lee County
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Curtis
Man dies after gunfire at Houston airport terminal
A man fired a shot inside the ticketing area of Terminal B at Bush IAH. He was confronted by a Homeland Security agent and died, possibly by self inflicted fire, as bags and passengers evacuated. The terminal reopened in parts while other areas stayed open.
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Benedict XVI Returns to Vatican in Retired Life
Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, 86, returns to Vatican City for the first time since resigning on February 28. He will live in a converted monastery near St. Peter's, alongside his secretary and four nuns, as Pope Francis welcomes him with brotherly cordiality.
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L'Osservatore Romano Via
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Obama works to maintain ties as Mexico retools security
President Barack Obama visited Mexico to ease a potential rift over Pena Nieto’s shift to curb U.S. security access. He said cooperation will continue even as the security relationship evolves, stressing respect for Mexico’s right to decide how to fight drug violence.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Barack Obama
Enrique Pena Nieto
U.S
Felipe Calderon
Grand National Palace
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