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President Barack Obama's Speech: 'Muhammad Ali Will Always Be America'
President Barack Obama spent Friday celebrating his daughter's high school graduation in Washington, but he sent senior advisor Valerie Jarrett to Louisville, Kentucky, to read his moving speech.
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Barack Obama Calls for Stop to Gay 'Conversion' Therapies
US President Barack Obama is calling for an end to so-called conversion therapies that seek to change sexual or gender orientation of young homosexuals or transgenders.
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Acts of Religious Intolerance in India Would Have Shocked Gandhi: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama on Thursday invoked India's example to make a plea for religious freedom and how faith leads people to do good and what's right but that faith also can be twisted to be used as a weapon.
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US expands count of rape victims by including men
The government is expanding its definition of rape, including men for the first time when counting the number of victims, the Obama administration announced on Friday. The expansion, which supporters say is long overdue, is important because policymakers and lawmakers use crime statistics to allocate resources for prevention and victim assistance.
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President Barack Obama's Speech: 'Muhammad Ali Will Always Be America'
President Barack Obama spent Friday celebrating his daughter's high school graduation in Washington, but he sent senior advisor Valerie Jarrett to Louisville, Kentucky, to read his moving speech.
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Barack Obama Calls for Stop to Gay 'Conversion' Therapies
US President Barack Obama is calling for an end to so-called conversion therapies that seek to change sexual or gender orientation of young homosexuals or transgenders.
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Acts of Religious Intolerance in India Would Have Shocked Gandhi: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama on Thursday invoked India's example to make a plea for religious freedom and how faith leads people to do good and what's right but that faith also can be twisted to be used as a weapon.
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US expands count of rape victims by including men
The government is expanding its definition of rape, including men for the first time when counting the number of victims, the Obama administration announced on Friday. The expansion, which supporters say is long overdue, is important because policymakers and lawmakers use crime statistics to allocate resources for prevention and victim assistance.
