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+20 +1One in six newly married Americans has spouse of different race or ethnicity
In the nearly half century since the landmark Supreme Court decision Loving v. Virginia made it possible for couples of different races and ethnicities to marry, such unions have increased fivefold among newlyweds, according to a new report.
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+36 +1Taiwan's top court rules in favour of same-sex marriage
The decision paves the way for Taiwan to become the first place in Asia to allow same-sex marriages.
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+9 +1President Trump After Hours
Watching TV with the President the night before he fired James Comey. By Michael Scherer, Zeke J. Miller.
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+14 +1How Jane Carlyle survived a miserable marriage
By satirising it in long, amusing letters, written to be circulated among her friends, according to Kathy Chamberlain. By Frances Wilson.
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+23 +1FACTBOX-State of same-sex marriage around the world
A look at same-sex marriage around the world
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+2 +1Slovenia allows same-sex marriage
Slovenia permitted same-sex marriage for the first time on Friday, with a law coming into effect that gives gay couples largely the same rights as heterosexuals, but bars them from jointly adopting children, Reuters reported. At least one same-sex couple will get married in Slovenia on Saturday, the first day the ceremonies can be held, the news site Žurnal24 reported.
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+7 +1Oklahoma lawmaker proposes bill to do away with ‘incompatibility’ criteria for certain couples seeking a divorce
When a couple decides to get a divorce, it can be an emotional and difficult experience for both parties. Last year, Gov. Mary Fallin signed a bill that makes divorce more expensive for Oklahoma couples. Now, an Oklahoma lawmaker wants to make the process a little harder for certain couples. House Bill 1277, which was introduced by Rep. Travis Dunlap, would change the grounds for a divorce.
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+32 +1Trump’s treatment of Melania on Inauguration Day was abhorrent
Two images this weekend speak volumes about Donald Trump. He basically ignored his wife Melania. By John Aravosis.
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+30 +1Germany takes harder look at child marriages
It’s just a bus stop in a city in northern Germany.
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+9 +1Pakistani man exchanges daughter, 13, for a second wife
Mohammad Ramzan is deaf and mute and has a childlike mind. But he knew his wife, Saima, was too young when she was given to him as a bride. The 36-year-old uses his fingers to count out her age when they married. When he reaches 13, he stops and looks at her, points and nods several times. The girl’s father, Wazir Ahmed, says she was 14, not 13, but her age was beside the point. It mattered only that she had reached puberty when he arranged her marriage as an exchange...
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+36 +1The widowhood effect: What it’s like to lose a loved one so young
When her husband died at 36, Christina Frangou was a statistical outlier, a young widow. She soon discovered that there was a name for the phenomenon surrounding her devastating grief and the toll it takes on those left behind.
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+15 +1The Private Heisenberg and the Absent Bomb
When they were separated by Heisenberg’s scientific travels or the war itself, Elisabeth and Werner exchanged more than three hundred letters that survived the fighting. Both later wrote accounts of the war years, but their letters, filled with the worries and hopes of ordinary family life, offer a quieter, more intimate picture of the years when Heisenberg ran the program that was going nowhere. Husband and wife both knew that the German secret police were free to open and read their letters at will, and tried to avoid dangerous ground. By Thomas Powers.
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+23 +1To Avenge Her Husband’s Murder This Woman Bought a Tank and Killed Nazis
Sergeant Mariya Oktyabrskaya became one of the Soviet Army’s most notorious tank drivers after her husband was killed by Nazis. By Taylor Prewitt.
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+13 +1Review: ‘Labyrinths,’ Emma and Carl Jung’s Complex Marriage
Catrine Clay’s book explores Carl Jung’s tortured soul, his wife’s challenging discoveries and their role in the early years of psychoanalysis. By Jennifer Senior.
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+26 +1Taiwan set to legalize same-sex marriages, a first in Asia
Su Shan and her partner are raising 5-month-old twins together, but only one of the women is their legal parent. That could soon change as Taiwan appears set to become the first place in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. "Now, if something happens to the child, the other partner is nothing but a stranger," said Su, a 35-year-old software engineer in Taipei. By contrast, either partner in a legally recognized marriage could make legal, medical and educational decisions, she says.
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+8 +1Police chaplain: Women 'sin' if they refuse to have sex with husbands
A Muslim police chaplain has faced criticism after he reportedly said women commit “a major sin” if they refuse to have sex with their husbands. Musleh Khan, the Toronto Police Force’s new chaplain, held a web seminar entitled ‘The Heart of The Home: The Rights and Responsibilities of A Wife’, in which he also implied getting married to 9-year-old girl is permitted in Islam.
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+9 +1Texas Republicans want to narrow scope of same-sex marriage ruling
Texas Republicans are asking the state Supreme Court to reconsider a case about benefits in what appears to be an attempt to narrow the scope of the landmark ruling that legalized same-sex marriage. By Alex Ura.
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+6 +1The Riddle of the Vagina, and Other Victorian Attempts to Understand Women
On Magic Tubes, Fecund Potions, and Making Feet for Baby Stockings. By Therese O'Neill.
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+21 +1Eight Women in Love
She had it easy at first, because she wasn’t one of the wives. By Shawn Wen.
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+2 +1Carried Away
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