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Eric Garcetti's wife, Amy Wakeland, is a powerful player in his political life but one who fiercely guards their family's privacy.
After explosions cut the Boston Marathon short, more than 3,000 runners and bombing victims return to Boylston Street to run the final mile.
Small numbers of Catholic women are ignoring the ban on female priests and are being ordained without the church's acknowledgment.
Longtime U.S. ambassador Ryan Crocker says that when dealing with Iran, negotiations and concessions would be far more effective than tougher sanctions.
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