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(ORLANDO, Fla.) — A car crashed into a funeral procession for one of the victims of the Orlando nightclub shooting Saturday, injuring two police officers, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The funeral procession was traveling with marked police vehicles from a church to the grave site in.... |
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Ships carried out exercises in the Philippine Sea as a show of strength before an international court’s ruling on China’s claims in the South China Sea 18.06.16 | 22:23 Uhr | 1 mal gelesen | So gefunden auf nytimes.com Ships carried out exercises in the Philippine Sea as a show of strength before an.... |
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When Florida Gov. Rick Scott held a news conference on the mass shootings in Orlando without once acknowledging what by then was clear — that the killer’s targets were principally gay men — many people took notice, especially those in the state’s large, vocal and organized LGBT community. |
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A woman from St. John's is warning homeowners to check their alarm systems after an early morning encounter with a burglar. It was about 2:30 a.m. on June 10 when Pat Pope's husband, Baxter, woke to the sound of a creaky floorboard in the hallway. "My husband bolted up out of bed. He said, 'There's someone in the house!'" Pope told CBC Radio's St. |
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On a Friday evening almost a year ago, the White House was awash in rainbow-colored lights, celebrating the momentous Supreme Court ruling that led to nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage. Across the country, gays and lesbians embraced and partied and in some cases scrambled to arrange "can't-wait-another-day" weddings. |
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NEW YORK (AP) — On a Friday evening almost a year ago, the White House was awash in rainbow-colored lights, celebrating the momentous Supreme Court ruling that led to nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage. Across the country, gays and lesbians embraced and partied and in some cases scrambled to arrange can't-wait-another-day weddings. |
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NEW YORK (AP) — On a Friday evening almost a year ago, the White House was awash in rainbow-colored lights, celebrating the momentous Supreme Court ruling that led to nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage. Across the country, gays and lesbians embraced and partied and in some cases scrambled to arrange can’t-wait-another-day weddings. |
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NEW YORK (AP) - On a Friday evening almost a year ago, the White House was awash in rainbow-colored lights, celebrating the momentous Supreme Court ruling that led to nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage. Across the country, gays and lesbians embraced and partied and in some cases scrambled to arrange can’t-wait-another-day weddings. |
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NEW YORK (AP) — On a Friday evening almost a year ago, the White House was awash in rainbow-colored lights, celebrating the momentous Supreme Court ruling that led to nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage. Across the country, gays and lesbians embraced and partied and in some cases scrambled to arrange can't-wait-another-day weddings. |
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NEW YORK On a Friday evening almost a year ago, the White House was awash in rainbow-colored lights, celebrating the momentous Supreme Court ruling that led to nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage. Across the country, gays and lesbians embraced and partied and in some cases scrambled to arrange can't-wait-another-day weddings. |
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"Love Wins!" was the catchphrase of the moment. Since that ruling last June 26, same-sex marriage has been widely accepted as the law of the land, with only small pockets of defiance. Yet it has not been a year for LGBT-rights activists to bask in triumph, as starkly underscored by the June 12.... |
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