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French High Court Rules Same-Sex Marriage Constitutional
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France to become 14th country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage.
Read more...France, Italy Unite In Eurozone Debt Crisis
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Eurozone (Stephanie Jones/Creative Commons).
Leaders pledged to push for measures aimed to revive economic growth.
Read more...Paris Photo Comes To Paramount Studios In Los Angeles
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Thousands of images on display at the first ever American edition of Paris Photo.
Read more...France Gay Marriage Legalization Faces Backlash
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Protesters carry a sign reading "Family is sacred," (Romain Meti)
Reports of violent homophobic attacks have tripled.
Read more...French Embassy In Libya Blasted By Car Bomb
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The French embassy in the Libyan capital was hit by a car bomb Tuesday morning.
Read more...France Passes Same-Sex Marriage Bill
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Gay marriage and adoption is expected to be legalized by this summer amidst a rise in violence against homosexuals.
Read more...U.S. Considers Supplying Syrian Rebels With Combat Equipment
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Secretary of State John Kerry, Foreign Secretary William Hague April 10, 2013 (Foreign and Commonwealth Office/Creative Commons)
John Kerry will meet with international officials April 20 to discuss aiding the rebels.
Read more...Rape Culture Exists In America, Too
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When exactly will the U.S. recognize the victims of gender-based violence within its own borders?
Read more...U.S. Boosts Role In Mali As Chad Claims Killing Militant Leaders
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Unarmed U.S. drones helping French and Chadian forces push back militants in the north African nation.
Read more...Iran Says Nuclear Talks Reached 'Turning Point'
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Satellite image of suspected Fordo nuclear facility (Creative Commons).
The world powers dropped two of their three demands.
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