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With the Supreme Court's rejection of the Obamacare challenge yesterday, millions kept their health insurance while President Obama kept his health care legacy. The win was a "vindication of policy priorities" that "has become the crowning domestic initiative of his tenure." [Jonathan Cohn and Jeffrey Young, HuffPost]
"One person was beheaded Friday in an attack and explosion at a gas factory in southeastern France that left multiple people wounded, two officials said. Banners with Arabic writing were found near the body, one of the officials said." [AP]
Same-sex marriage, lethal injection, congressional redistricting, EPA emissions regulations and criminal gun law remain on the docket. [Andrew Hart, Kelly Chen and Paige Lavender, HuffPost]
The UN warned that the ongoing attack by ISIS on Hasaka could displace up to 200,000 people. [Reuters]
"The State Department said on Thursday that 15 emails sent or received by Hillary Rodham Clinton were missing from records that she has turned over, raising new questions about whether she deleted work-related emails from the private account she used exclusively while in office." [NYT]
Greece has until Tuesday before it defaults. European stocks are falling, but here's why a potential "Grexit" isn't as financially ruinous as it once was for the world. [WSJ]
WHAT’S BREWING
But more importantly, all the outfits! [HuffPost]
"Palin wrote that the pregnancy 'has been, and will be, a huge disappointment to my family' and asked for privacy. 'Honestly, I’ve been trying my hardest to keep my chin up on this one,' Palin wrote. 'At the end of the day there’s nothing I can’t do with God by my side, and I know I am fully capable of handling anything that is put in front of me with dignity and grace.'" [HuffPost]
You could be reading a fake magazine. [Daily Dot]
"On Thursday, The Hollywood Reporter tried to make 'stromo' happen, with an article about 'straight white male stars going gay (ish).' After chucking their laptops into the sea, HuffPost Entertainment editors Matthew Jacobs and Lauren Duca got new laptops so that they could discuss what this means for society." [HuffPost]
No, but really. It's horrifying. [HuffPost]
"I had finally gotten out of my long-dead marriage in the devoutly Catholic Philippines, the only country in the world (other than Vatican City) where divorce is not legal. Two people can voluntarily choose to love, honor, and remain faithful to each other, but in the Philippines it is pretty much only through death, or the torturously long process of annulment, that they can part." [The Atlantic]
WHAT'S WORKING
"Natalia Kritsali and Natalia Bougadellis came to realize the vast shortcomings of Greece’s blood donation process when they experienced immense difficulty finding a donor for Natalia Bougadellis's grandmother. They decided to put their frustration to good use and created Blood-e, a startup that seeks to increase Greece’s number of voluntary blood donors, as well as increase blood donation in general." [HuffPost]
ON THE BLOG
"We must make it easier for people to reach out when the blackness threatens to swallow them whole. We must give men the space, voice and understanding to be scared and vulnerable and not see it as weakness. We must say that mental health desperately needs funding, that it should be as top a priority as tackling obesity or cancer. I'm not saying any of these things would have saved you. But I am saying that I refuse to remember you in anger and shame, when what we had was immense love." [HuffPost]
BEFORE YOU GO
~ J.K. Rowling says a Harry Potter play with new material will open next summer.
~ We're not huge fans of this depressing "adult" version of "Oh, The Places You'll Go!"
~ Behind the scenes at a Muslim beauty pageant.
~ An explainer for all those weird noises you hear on planes that are totally normal.
~ A young mom and toddler survived four days in the jungle after their plane crashed.
~ Taye Diggs owns it as Hedwig.
~ Sorry team: no more selfie sticks in Disney World.
~ Behind that infamous Cannes Lions photo of the rather *ahem* amorous couple.
~ When two self-driving cars cut each other off.
~ Of course Donald Trump has threatened to sue Univision for dropping his Miss USA pageant after his disparaging remarks about Mexicans.
~ The Rock: the movie star we deserve.
~ And after all the excitement, you will be able to stream T-Swift's "1989" on Apple Music.
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