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Dick Leitsch, Whose ‘Sip-In’ Was a Gay Rights Milestone, Dies at 83
In 1966, he led an act of civil disobedience in Manhattan that paved the way for the legalization of openly gay bars in New York State.
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Suge Knight makes plea deal in friend's death
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Instagram is testing a native resharing feature for the feed
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35 Pictures That Will Make Everyone Born Before 1999 Say "Dang, I Completely Forgot"
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Amazon's latest onslaught of hardware proves it won't stop until it reaches every aspect of your life
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Here's a sexy 'Handmaid's Tale' Halloween costume that no one asked for
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Brett Kavanaugh, wife and Christine Blasey Ford all receiving death threats: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE
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Harvard University to Honor Kaepernick with Medal
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California Just Became The First State To Ban Restaurants From Automatically Giving Out Plastic Straws
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Michael Cohen spoke to Mueller team for hours; asked about Russia, possible collusion
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Beyoncé’s ex-drummer accuses her of ‘extreme witchcraft’
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How to get off the iOS public beta
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Cleo, the ‘digital assistant’ that replaces your banking apps, picks up $10M Series A led by Balderton
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City DAs huddle after charity announces jail bailout plan
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Student pilot arrested after sneaking onto jet
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Hurricane Florence’s "1,000-year" rainfall, explained
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Scientists gave a bunch of octopuses ecstasy and they started acting just like humans
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Peak Design's Travel Backpack has raked in over $5M on Kickstarter
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79 amazing little details in 'Red Dead Redemption 2'
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