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On a busy street corner in Punjab's capital city, underneath the din of passing traffic, a rhythmic, gentle "slap-slap-slap-slap-slap" carries on a culinary tradition. But India is changing so fast that traditions seem to be disappearing in the time it takes to hit "delete."

Saying that a Texas law barring same-sex marriage is unconstitutional and demeans the dignity of homosexuals, a federal judge struck down the law Wednesday.

Verifying that a patient has paid for coverage under the Affordable Care Act can take hours. But if doctors' offices don't check, they can get stuck with the bill.

It's windy. It's winter. There's a funeral in three days, and the churchyard in rural Addison, Maine, is frozen solid. Everard Hall is hard at work, digging graves.

The first thing we thought of when we heard this news was the Seinfeld episode known as "The Library" -- the one where Jerry's tracked down by Lt. Bookman after 20 years for not returning a copy of Tropic of Cancer.

The Deep South has been shaken up this winter in more ways than one: First, there was the unusual ice and snow and the ensuing power outages. And now, an earthquake.

If you've ever tried to drink something through one of those little red coffee stirrers instead of a full-sized straw, you know what it's like to breath with asthma.

President Obama doesn't leave office until January of 2017, but already the competition has begun for the right to host his presidential library and museum.

With the new long-haul routes, Southwest will compete against similar service from American Airlines Group Inc. at nearby DFW Airport.