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Appeals Court: Civil Rights Act protects gay workers A federal appeals court in Chicago ruled Tuesday that the Civil Rights Act prohibits workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation.     
Mark Ingram enjoying Maldives honeymoon New Orleans Saints running back Mark Ingram is enjoying a luxurious honeymoon in South Asia.   Report: North Korea fires missile but test may have failed North Korea test-launched a ballistic missile early Wednesday, local time, but the test appears to have failed.  
Florida Gators coach Jim McElwain welcomes Lil Wayne to Gainesville Rapper Lil Wayne is set to perform Tuesday at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center and Florida football coach Jim McElwain is a fan.   Several people burned in North Carolina championship celebration About 55,000 people converged in Chapel Hill on Tuesday morning to celebrate North Carolina's national championship. Several people departed with burn injuries.  
Toy company misspells LaMarcus Aldridge's name on action figure San Antonio Spurs forward LaMarcus Aldridge has his name spelled wrong on an action figure.   Fan flies airplane banner asking for Florida Panthers coach to be fired, has wish granted An airplane circled over the BB&T Center Monday in South Florida calling for the firing of the Florida Panthers' coach.   NASA's Cassini probe to begin 'Grand Finale' On Wednesday, Cassini will begin its "Grand Finale" as it makes a succession of dives through Saturn's 1,500-mile-wide gap between its atmosphere and rings.   Former Los Angeles Dodgers star Pedro Guerrero in critical condition Former Los Angeles Dodgers star Pedro Guerrero is in critical condition at a New York hospital after suffering a brain hemorrhage on Monday night, a surgeon told USA Today.   Dak Prescott, Ric Flair among voices rooting for Tony Romo Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is headed to the broadcast booth, and many sports personalities are wishing him well.   Range of options for intranasal treatment expanding New research highlights the expanded availability and use of intranasal medication as an effective option in emergencies.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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83 People, Including 25 Children, Reportedly Killed in Syria Gas AttackAt least 83 people — including 25 children — died and at least 350 others were injured in the incident in northern Idlib province, southwest of Aleppo, the relief agency UOSSM told NBC News.
 
The Americans Living Too Close for Comfort to Nuclear North KoreaNearly 140,000 U.S. citizens live in South Korea — often just miles from the border with the North.
Russia Subway Suicide Bomber ID'd as Kyrgyz Man, 22A suicide bomber was behind the grisly attack on the St. Petersburg subway, Russian authorities said Tuesday as the death toll rose to 14.
ISIS Calls Trump 'Idiot' in First Message Addressing New PresidentThe 36-minute audio released by ISIS spokesman Abu Hasan al-Muhajir appears to be the first time they have referred specifically to Trump since he took office.
Prince Harry Honors Diana in Anti-Landmine SpeechSpeaking on International Mine Awareness Day, Harry praised his mother's work, calling on people to "finish the job and rid the planet of la
Trump Administration Hits Women's Health FundThe Trump administration's decision to pull support from a UN family planning agency hurts desperate, helpless women, advocates say.
Soros-Funded University in Hungary Threatened With ClosureHungary approved a new law on Tuesday that could force a university founded by financier George Soros out of the country.
Video Captures Airstrike Hitting Syrian Gas Attack HospitalFootage provided by a Syrian media activist purports to show the deliberate targeting of a hospital treating victims of the Idlib gas attack. Russia Terror Attack: 5 Things to Know About Central AsiaAfter Russia identified the subway suicide bomber as a Kyrgyz man, here's what to know about Central Asia and the so-called "stans."
Pink Diamond Auctioned for Record $71.2M in Hong KongA stunning 59.6 carat diamond known as the " Pink Star" sold for $71.2 million at a Sotheby's auction Tuesday in Hong Kong, setting a new world record.
Trump Campaign Associate Targeted by Russian SpiesCarter Page blamed the Obama administration for 'unmasking' his role in a 2013 investigation of Russian spying.
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Survivors of Syria Gas Attack Recount ‘a Cruel Scene’Witnesses to the chemical attack who were taken to a hospital in Reyhanli, Turkey, described traumatic scenes at the site of the bombing.
News Analysis: For Trump, a Focus on U.S. Interests and a Disdain for MoralizingWhere other American presidents might have used the gas attack in Syria to call for the departure of Bashar al-Assad, Mr. Trump’s spokesman dismissed the notion as impractical.
Fact Check: Trump, Faulting Obama on Syria, Contradicts HimselfPresident Trump criticized his predecessor for not intervening more aggressively in Syria’s civil war, but over the years, Mr. Trump has advocated doing “nothing.”
As Syria Crumbles, a Doctor PersistsDr. Farida was working in Aleppo when government forces took control. She brought her story to the United States to seek humanitarian aid before returning to treat patients in rebel-held territory in northern Syria. Fox Losing More Advertisers After Sexual Harassment Claims Against O’ReillyMore than a dozen marketers have said they are pulling their advertisements from Bill O’Reilly’s program, “The O’Reilly Factor,” and the National Organization for Women demanded that he be fired.
Mediator: After Ailes, the Pirate Flag Still Flies at Fox NewsWhen Roger Ailes left as Fox News chairman, executives promised a cleanup. Reports of harassment claims and payouts make it hard to see what changed.
Syria, Sessions, O’Reilly: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingPolice Unions Hail Trump’s Easing of Scrutiny. Local Officials Worry.While mayors and police chiefs welcome federal oversight of the police, unions say it keeps officers from doing their jobs and makes the public less safe.
Consent Decrees, Racial Bias and PolicingThe Justice Department is rethinking its use of consent decrees directed at police departments. In the past, the decrees found widespread racial bias in policing.
Ceding to One Side on Health Bill, Trump Risks Alienating AnotherWith the administration struggling to gather enough G.O.P. support in the House for a new bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act, party leaders say no action is imminent.
Public Health: Republican Health Proposal Would Undermine Coverage for Pre-existing ConditionsThe proposal would effectively eliminate one of the Affordable Care Act’s most popular provisions.
2 Education Dept. Picks Raise Fears on Civil Rights EnforcementThe two selections for high-profile posts, both lawyers, have legal records on sexual assault that have alarmed some advocates.
Susan Rice, Ex-Obama Adviser, Is Back in Political Cross Hairs Over SurveillanceMs. Rice denied wrongdoing after reports that she sought to learn the identities of associates of President Trump swept up in the electronic monitoring of foreigners.
Senate Formally Takes Up Gorsuch Nomination, and Braces for TurmoilThe Senate will face a blistering partisan conflict this week over the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch and the chamber’s future rules.
Trump Faces Test as Boeing Announces Deal to Sell Jetliners to IranBoeing said the agreement to sell up to 60 737s, which requires U.S. government approval, would create 18,000 American jobs.
California Today: California Today: Defying Trump With Sanctuary BillTuesday: A new salvo in California’s fight with President Trump, a rush for H-1B visas, and the growing popularity of the slackline.
Owner and Army Fight for a Soccer Club’s NameLawsuits and court rulings have stripped one of Europe’s best-known teams, Steaua Bucharest, of its badge and its name, and divided the club’s fans.
Outdoor Jail, a Vestige of Joe Arpaio’s Tenure, Is ClosingTent City in Arizona was intended to save money while turning the broiling summer into a form of punishment. It did neither, the new sheriff says.
As Trump Meets Xi at Mar-a-Lago, There’s a ‘Wild Card’Among the membership rolls of the Mar-a-Lago resort is a Chinese magnate who is a frequent critic of Beijing. It could make for an awkward topic as President Trump hosts President Xi Jinping there.
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile a Day Before U.S.-China SummitThe missile took off from Sinpo on North Korea’s east coast and flew 37 miles before splashing into the sea, the South Korean military said in a statement.
Russia Moves to Ban Jehovah’s Witnesses as ‘Extremist’The pacifist denomination is at the heart of a growing campaign to banish religious groups that compete with the Russian Orthodox Church.
At Penn Station, Rail Mishap Spurs Large and Lasting HeadacheCommuters who take New Jersey Transit and Long Island Rail Road can expect major delays to continue through Thursday.
87 Times Smaller Than RealityA permanent show featuring miniature models of the world's most famous landmarks opens in Times Square on April 6. Take a 360º tour of Gulliver's Gate as artists add the final touches. Richmond Fed President Resigns, Admitting He Violated ConfidentialityJeffrey M. Lacker, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank in Richmond, said on Tuesday that he confirmed information about internal deliberations in a 2012 conversation.
Civil Rights Act Protects Gay Workers, Court RulesWith contradictory rulings in two circuits, the Supreme Court may end up deciding whether a landmark law protects gay people from job discrimination.
Amazon Will Stream N.F.L.’s Thursday Night GamesThe internet retailer agreed to pay about $50 million for the streaming rights to 10 games, according to a person briefed on the deal.
One in 10 Pregnant Women With Zika in U.S. Have Babies With Birth DefectsA study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reinforced evidence that women infected in the first trimester were at greater risk of having babies with birth defects.
N.C.A.A. Ends Boycott of North Carolina After So-Called Bathroom Bill Is RepealedButter or Margarine? In Dunkin’ Donuts Lawsuit, Man Accepts No SubstitutesNearly two dozen stores in Massachusetts were sued for using margarine or a butter substitute instead of butter on bagels.
Tony Romo Retires From N.F.L. and Heads to CBS, Replacing SimmsRomo was 78-49 in 13 seasons for the Cowboys. CBS said it was discussing Phil Simms’s future role with CBS Sports.
Battling to Save James Baldwin’s Home in the South of FranceAlarmed by a plan to turn the former home of this American writer into apartments, a group dedicated to building a writers’ retreat runs afoul of the Baldwin family.
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