Month: November 2012

National News

John Hanger Launches 2014 Campaign For Governor

John Hanger is now the first declared candidate in the 2014 election for Pennsylvania governor.

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Health & Wellness

US: HIV Spread High In Young Gay Males

Health officials say 1 in 5 new HIV infections occur in a tiny segment of the U.S. population—young men who…

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National News

Pocatello Officials Draft Anti-Discrimination Rule

City leaders in Pocatello are joining a handful of other Idaho cities pursuing anti-discrimination safeguards based on a person's sexual…

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Arts & Entertainment

‘Moonrise,’ ‘Silver Linings’ Lead Spirit Awards

The oddball romances Moonrise Kingdom and Silver Linings Playbook picked up five nominations each Tuesday to lead the Spirit Awards…

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National News

Final Vote Counts Resume In Key NY Senate Races

New challenges to more than 500 paper ballots out of more than 120,000 votes cast in a New York state…

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Blog

Female Military Members Sue To Serve In Combat

Four female service members filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging the Pentagon's ban on women serving in combat, hoping the move…

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National News

MSU Poll: Gay Marriage Gaining Support In Michigan

A Michigan State University poll has found an increase in support for gay marriage in Michigan, with 56 percent of…

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National News

St. Louis Co. OKs Anti-Discrimination For Gays

The St. Louis County Council has narrowly passed an ordinance that adds gender identity and sexual orientation to its anti-discrimination…

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National News

Victim Says Beating Not A Hate Crime

A woman who was attacked and beaten says the assault was not a hate crime.

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National News

Pete Halat Working At Church in Hattiesburg

Former Biloxi Mayor Pete Halat, who was released from prison in March for participating in a 1987 murder plot against…

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