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A federal judge in Nebraska ruled Friday that university-owned housing is subject to the Fair Housing Act in the case of a University of Nebraska at Kearney student whose therapy dog wasn't allowed to live with her.

Two Oakland residents with homes on this year's Bay- Friendly Garden Tour have different responses. Gabrielle Bussey combines a predilection for water-thrifty succulents with a knack for repurposing salvaged odds and ends as garden hardscape and decor. For landscape planner Porter Poirier, it's a matter of harnessing rainwater to sustain ornamental plants and food crops in a warm but windy piece of the Oakland hills. [...] Bussey had a place for growing her collection of potted succulents and other plants. Читать дальше...

Tennis Now's Blair Henley reviews a crazy week in Monte Carlo that saw meltdowns from Gulbis and Berdych, gamesmanship from Juan Martin Del Potro, and a huge upset from Stan Wawrinka. Also, hear what hockey star Alex Ovechkin destroyed when he couldn't find fiancé Maria Kirilenko in the stands. And remember how Novak Djokovic cried on camera after injuring his ankle during Davis Cup play? Well, he seems to be just fine now.

In At the Brink, economist John Lott argues that the Obama administration’s policies are destroying what has been a health care system that has been the envy of the world. Furthermore, Obama inherited a severe recession, but the spectacular “stimulus” spending with which Obama launched his presidency not only has failed to help the economy—it has poisoned it, slowing the recovery. His positions on regulations and taxes have also harmed the economy.

This post was written by James Lamond and Bill French Events and reports are coming out of Boston rapidly. Much of what we hear in the next few hours will be refined and corrected. This week’s media coverage has been...

Alyona discusses this weekend's flicks with AOL's Moviefone, including 'The Place Beyond The Pines.'

To read more Tablet in Warsaw coverage, click here. This week, Tablet is reporting from Warsaw, which is commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. The new Museum of the History of Polish Jews, opening today after formal ceremonies, is a spectacular glass-and-concrete structure—still empty, for the most part—that has been 20 years […]