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Gay rights in America: How states stand on 7 hot-button issues
The tapestry of federal and state laws surrounding gay rights is enormously complex. Here is a look at each state's laws regarding issues ranging from gay marriage to hate crimes to hospital visitation.
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Six ways the rich really do get richer
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Five ways New Orleans is still struggling after Katrina
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Four ways New Orleans is better than before Katrina
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Gallery: Notable women in US politics
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The Monitor's View: Headway with the homeless
Through a concept called 'housing first,' America is finally reducing homelessness.
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States, cities ready to move on housing aid
The $4 billion in federal money will go for everything from rehab to foreclosure-prevention,
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Strides in fighting homelessness
The number of those chronically homeless has sharply declined, a new report says. But family homelessness may be on the rise.
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Big housing bill: no rescues soon
Help for strapped homeowners may not be forthcoming until next year; ramping up the new government programs will take months.
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The new Gulf: Safe enough?
Post-Katrina building is booming. But conflict is rising over safety regs vs. economic needs.
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Senate clears housing relief bill
It approves a $15 billion bipartisan package Thursday after several contentious measures are dropped.
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