Pa gay marriage ban struck down by federal judge
A federal judge voided Pennsylvania's 1996 ban on gay marriage, immediately legalizing it in the state. The ruling denounced the ban as unconstitutional, with no stay issued, while Gov. Corbett and party leaders weighed options. Points out the ruling impacts couples seeking licenses.
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Thai army imposes martial law to ease political turmoil
Thai army chief Prayuth Chan-Ocha declares martial law in Bangkok and across the country amid six months of protests. Officials say the move is to restore order and push talks while maintaining the caretaker government, with media censorship and prosecutions for opponents.
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McConnell wins GOP primary as Grimes and Nunn lead
Senate race results show Mitch McConnell cruising to victory in Kentucky with about 60 percent as Alison Lundergan Grimes dominates a four way Democratic primary. In Georgia Michelle Nunn leads a crowded Democratic field while Republicans vie for the nomination in a six candidate Senate contest.
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Video prompts renewed call over killing of two Palestinian teens
Security camera video of a Beitouniya street clash shows two unarmed teens collapsing after gunfire. B'Tselem says troops fired live rounds from over 200 yards while IDF cites rubber pellets. Witnesses, UN, and U.S. urge transparent inquiry. The victims Nadim Nawara and Mohammed Abu Dhaher, both 17, died from upper body wounds.
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