Yoga classes taught in a California school system are ‘devoid of any religious … trappings.’
2015
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Sailor’s rescue answers family’s prayers
Louis Jordan leaves the hospital and describes surviving on his drifting boat after capsizing.
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Report shows income and taxes rising for the richest
Data also show that the recovery has yet to help most working Americans in a meaningful way.
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Nation/World Dispatches
BERLIN Black box indicates co-pilot accelerated plane into crash The co-pilot of Germanwings Flight 9525 used the onboard autopilot to put the plane into a descent and repeatedly increased the speed of the Airbus A320 as it headed straight for a mountainside, according to an initial assessment of data recovered from the aircraft’s second black […]
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Leaders will keep fighting for faith protections
Catholics and evangelicals say the furor over laws in Indiana and elsewhere won’t stop them from seeking religious liberty.
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Justice Department: Prisons must treat transgender issue as medical condition
A woman with gender dysphoria sues the Georgia Department of Corrections when her treatment is compromised.
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Mark Rogers determined to reach majors again
The former Mt. Ararat pitcher is seeking a team after being released by the Rangers.
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On ‘Price Is Right,’ price is accidentally revealed
LOS ANGELES — “The Price Is Right” model Manuela Arbelaez thought she would have to come on down to the unemployment line after she mistakenly revealed the price of a new car on the game show. The 26-year-old model said in an interview Friday that she lost her train of thought while exposing the answers […]
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Vanilla Ice takes plea deal for community service
The rapper was arrested over a break-in and theft at an abandoned home in Florida.
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Briefcase
Dockworkers caucus urges rank-and-file to OK contract A dockworkers caucus recommended that union members approve a tentative labor agreement with shipping companies that ended months of labor strife at West Coast ports. Seventy-eight percent of caucus delegates voted Friday for approval of the five-year proposal, the International Longshore & Warehouse Union said. Reached in late […]