Third Annual Wedding March in NYC, June 3

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            Wedding March in NYC, June 3
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       Marriage Equality
            New York's Third Annual Wedding March will take place
            June 3 across the Brooklyn Bridge. The march will begin in
            Brooklyn at 11       a.m. and end with a festival in
            Battery Park. For more information       visit www.theweddingmarch.org.     

        
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“The President has launched our nation and our great military into a war of choice," the Afghanistan War veteran and former transportation secretary said.

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“These and other changes that scouting America’s leadership committed to,” the Defense Secretary said in a grievance-filled video.

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MAGA Republican Lauren Boebert's son Tyler Boebert, 20, was cited over the weekend for child abuse without injury.

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The California governor urged Democrats to be more "culturally normal."

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Third Annual
Wedding March in NYC, June 3