Monday was the first chance for most of the state’s same-sex couples to marry since 2008.
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Islamic militants received leaked U.S. documents
Evidence shows material leaked by an Army private wound up in the hands of al-Qaida’s leadership.
Strike stops San Francisco trains
Commuter trains weren’t running Monday as hundreds of employees picket for higher pay.
South Africans pour out their hearts to Mandela
At two makeshift shrines, they celebrate the ailing ex-leader’s life with letters candles and flowers.
Crowd protests Texas abortion limits
Demonstrators voice their opposition to an abortion restrictions bill the Senate is expected to approve.
Commentary: FBI’s data mining of innocent Americans’ lives deserves scrutiny, too
The agency’s activities are far more invasive than those of the NSA, and it keeps records much longer.
Credit report ‘free,’ but often comes with a bill
Numerous websites draw people in with such offers, then trick or entice them to order extra services.
Coal industry switches gears after president’s energy push
Things were turning around for coal before Barack Obama announced a green energy plan.
Kathleen Parker: Trial shows ‘cracker’ doesn’t carry historic freight of N-word
Trayvon Martin’s use of the term to describe George Zimmerman is no sign that he was a racist.
More drinks offer ‘clean’ energy
Companies use natural caffeine and organic ingredients to appeal to the health-conscious.