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Americans more accepting of gay marriage

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Last month, for the first time, a majority of Americans polled by Gallup said they were in favor of legalizing gay marriage.
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Immigration reform for dual-nationality, same-sex couples

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Same sex couples where partners have different nationalities struggle with US immigration laws.
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The only person on Wall Street sued by the SEC

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Fabrice Tourre, a mid-level Goldman Sachs employee, is the only person on Wall Street to have been sued because of the financial crisis. Is he a test case or a scapegoat?
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Flogging: A humane alternative to prison?

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The United States has the largest prison population in the world. Some say that flogging would be more humane for some lawbreakers than imprisonment.
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Teenager sues U.S. government over climate inaction

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Teens have filed lawsuits in all 50 states and federal court to force government officials to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Should the PATRIOT Act have been renewed?

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Congress extended the PATRIOT act this week. Many in and out of Congress are worried about civil liberties.
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Should Wall Street execs from Goldman Sachs be put on trial?

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Executives from the Wall Street firm Goldman Sachs stand accused of lying to Congress, but so far, there's little indication that they'll stand trial.
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Massey Energy blamed for West Virginia mining disaster

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A new report says that the West Virginia coal mining disaster that killed 29 people last year was caused by negligence on the part of the mine's owner, Massey Energy.
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Wall Street Banks, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and Morgan Stanley, subpoenaed

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The New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has subpoenaed major Wall Street banks on the way they packaged mortgage-backed securities.
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Raj Rajaratnam, of Galleon Capital, guilty of insider trading

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The federal government used tactics usually reserved for organized crime to catch Raj Rajaratnam, hedge fund billionaire of Galleon Capital, in an insider-trading scheme.
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