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Jacky Naegelen / Reuters The Business Backlash Against 'Religious Liberty' Legislation
A coalition of corporations is threatening to boycott Georgia if the state’s governor signs a bill that would limit protections for the gay and lesbian community.
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Reuters Radovan Karadzic's Day of Reckoning
The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia found the man dubbed the Butcher of Bosnia guilty of war crimes.
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Chris Keane / Reuters Why Did N.C.'s Anti-LGBT Law Pass While Others Failed?
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Nguyen Huy Kham / Reuters A Vote on New Zealand’s Flag Identity Crisis
After two years, $17 million, and more than 10,000 design submissions, voters kept the old flag.
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Gerry Broome / AP North Carolina Overturns LGBT-Discrimination Bans
After Charlotte passed a city ordinance barring discrimination and creating transgender accommodation for bathroom use, Republicans in the state legislature swung into action.
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Carlos Osorio / Reuters Who Is to Blame for Flint's Lead Crisis?
A task force commissioned by Governor Rick Snyder finds he and the state bear the greatest responsibility for the mass poisoning of residents.
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David Richard / Reuters Making Football's Most Dangerous Play Safer
NFL owners passed two new rules, including one that will further discourage kickoff returns, over the heavy protests of coaches and players.
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Brian Ach / Invision / AP Phife Dawg’s Walk on the Wild Side
The Tribe Called Quest rapper left an indelible mark on hip-hop.
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A.M. Ahad / AP The Mystery of Bangladesh’s Missing Millions
Hackers tried to steal $1 billion last month from the country’s account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Now, officials are trying to trace $81 million.
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Omar Faruk / Reuters The Fight Against Female Genital Mutilation in Somalia
Prime Minister Omar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke joined more than 1 million supporters in a campaign to end the practice in a country where it’s widely practiced.
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Mohamed al-Sayaghi / Reuters American Airstrikes Become Deadlier
Recent U.S. attacks on terrorist camps in three different countries have yielded much higher casualty counts than usual.
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Peter Dejong / AP Brussels Attacks: The Latest Developments
Authorities suspect a man accompanied the suicide bomber on the subway system. Separately, the accused logistical planner of last November’s Paris attacks will not fight his extradition to France.
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FX The People vs. O.J. Simpson and the Mess of History
As the season approaches its conclusion, the FX drama added to its gloriously complicated portrayal of the case by focusing on the jury.
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Rainier Ehrhardt / Reuters Why Did Jeb Bush Endorse Ted Cruz?
The former Florida governor’s endorsement is the latest show of confidence that the establishment is putting its weight behind the U.S. senator from Texas.
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