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  1. In June, gay and transgender Indians described the cost of living in a country that has forced them to be outlaws: shunning by parents, social isolation, few protections in the workplace, and a frightening vulnerability to sexual assault.

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  2. Breaking News: In a groundbreaking victory for gay rights, India’s Supreme Court just struck down one of the world’s oldest laws criminalizing consensual gay sex

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  3. Peter Dutton is the latest in a long line of Australian leaders to seize on concerns about foreigners and security to advance their political careers

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  4. Just days after Steve Bannon was dropped from the New Yorker Festival, a movie about him had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival

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  5. Christopher Kennedy Lawford turned his recovery from drug addiction into a career as a public health advocate and best-selling author

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  6. To anyone who thinks journalists can't change the world, maybe these stories will make you reconsider

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    Federal judge strikes down Texas law that would require cremation or burial of fetal remains.

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  8. Federal prosecutors have issued sweeping subpoenas demanding that millions of North Carolina voter records be turned over to immigration authorities

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    Japan has two players in the semifinals of a Grand Slam for the first time ever.

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  10. John Moore, a staff photographer for Getty Images, has perhaps the most comprehensive body of work of any news photographer covering immigration

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  11. Voters in Texas received a suspicious text message that purported to be from a campaign volunteer for Beto O’Rourke. It could mark one of the first notable acts of political sabotage involving text messages.

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  12. A milestone for synthetic biology: Researchers may have created edible bacteria to cure a rare blood disorder

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  13. Delaware’s heated Senate race is threatening to rip apart the state's centrist political fabric

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  14. A federal judge in Texas listened to arguments about whether to find part or all of the Affordable Care Act unconstitutional, in a case that may end up before the Supreme Court

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    Facebook deleted more than 1 billion fake accounts in six months. How can anyone — advertisers, investors or Facebook users — trust in the integrity of the Facebook experience?

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  16. On his first full day of questioning, Judge Brett Kavanaugh would not say whether a president could be subpoenaed or pardon himself

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  17. The trade association that represents dozens of fraternities across the U.S. and around the world voted to ban hard alcohol in the wake of high-profile hazing episodes that have resulted in deaths and lawsuits

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  18. Residents had long understood that the winds were shifting. Tuesday night was more proof.

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  19. India’s Supreme Court is expected to rule on one of the world’s oldest laws criminalizing consensual gay sex

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    CNN cut into Kavanaugh, Rachel Maddow did a rare call-in ("I've never heard of anything like this") and the word "lodestar" started to trend. Inside Op-Ed-Gate:

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