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FILE - In this Friday, Dec. 20, 2013 file photo, Chris Serrano, left, and Clifton Webb kiss after being married, as people wait in line to get licenses outside of the marriage division of the Salt Lake County Clerk's Office in Salt Lake City. The last six months of 2013 have provided a frenzy of court decisions and laws in favor of gay marriage, punctuated by a ruling in heavily Mormon Utah that has allowed hundreds of same-sex couples to wed in the last week. The U.S. Supreme Court opened the floodgates with its June ruling that overturned a 1996 ban on gay marriage, and the change has been swift. Judges in Utah, New Mexico and Ohio have all ruled in favor of gay marriage in the past week. (AP Photo/Kim Raff, File)

Holdouts in Utah now letting gay couples wed

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U.S. stocks were poised to open higher Thursday, as Wall Street returns from the Christmas holiday, helped by a report that showed fewer Americans were filing for unemployment benefits. (AP/Richard Drew)
Economy

Better news on US job market sends stocks higher

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California schools prepare for transgender rights law
Education

California schools prepare for transgender rights law

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Bill Clinton to match gifts to family’s foundation
News

Bill Clinton to match gifts to family’s foundation

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Congress does little of consequence, except argue
Politics

Congress does little of consequence, except argue

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The race for an open Senate seat in Michigan between Rep. Gary Peters, a Democrat, and former Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land, a Republican, is getting tighter thanks to the fallout from Obamacare. (AP Photo/File)
Campaigns

Rough health law fallout tightens key Senate races

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Michigan agencies step up invasive species fight
Energy and Environment

Michigan agencies step up invasive species fight

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The state's falling unemployment rate would appear to be good news, but University of Connecticut economists said in a report released Monday that it's due not to job creation, but because workers are quitting the labor force.
Economy

Economists see little cheer in falling joblessness

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FILE - In this Oct. 29,2013 file photo, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testifies on Capitol Hill in Washington. Clapper is declassifying more documents that show how the National Security Agency was first authorized to start collecting bulk phone and Internet records in the hunt for al-Qaida terrorists. Clapper explains in a statement on Dec. 21 that President George W. Bush first authorized the spying as part of the Terrorist Surveillance Program, just after the Sept. 11 attacks. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci, File)
National Security

US releases more documents on surveillance origins

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The National Security Agency (NSA) campus in Fort Meade, Md., is pictured on June 6. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)
National Security

White House surveillance review could provide path for Congress

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