US Appointing Gay Diplomat To Defend LGBT Communities Overseas
The United States is close to hiring a gay diplomat to promote LGBT rights abroad.
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The United States is close to hiring a gay diplomat to promote LGBT rights abroad.
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State Highway 9 just south of state Highway 35 in Santa Cruz County is closed Monday morning after a three to four foot diameter tree fell across the road, California Highway Patrol officials said.
More than 2,000 PG&E customers in the Bay Area are still without power Monday morning following the weekend rain and windstorm, utility officials said.
