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Ban on protests in front of homes signed by Gov. DeSantis

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Man killed in Brooklyn house fire: cops

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1958: US Supreme Court rules in favor of gay free speech

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1965: Vanguard is created

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New hospital struggles without pandemic aid

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1966: The Mattachine Society organizes a ‘Sip-In'

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Pentagon vows 'rigorous scientific analysis' of UFOs

The Pentagon's top intelligence official on Tuesday vowed to apply "rigorous scientific analysis" to learning the origin of UFOs, in a rare public hearing on the highly... Read more ...

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