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Norway will allow people to change gender by simply 'ticking a box' with children as young six able to swap without any medical procedure under proposed rules.The new bill wil...
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P.K. Subban, Serge Ibaka, and Vernon Davis may be professional athletes, but they all donate a larger portion of their celebrity to charitable causes, according to Christa Jon...
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