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Remembering the Holocaust, Seven Decades Later
Survivors, world leaders gathered to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the liberation of Auschwitz.
Mormon Church Backs Statewide LGBT Nondiscrimination Law
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Photos: Kobani Liberated From ISIS
“The city has been fully liberated, [it is] nearly destroyed,” said Idriss Nassan, a Kurdish official.
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A man walks south on Manhattan's 7th Ave. shortly before 4 a.m., January 27. An overnight winter storm dumped less snow than expected in New York City, but pounded costal regions from Long Island to Maine with heavy snow, high winds and flooding.
