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The Gulf oil spill has become a deterrent for beach weddings. Clyde Marcel of Gulfport, Miss., says his wedding planning business is losing about $30,000 a month. Michael Spooneybarger/AP hide caption

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Gulf Beach Nuptials Dry Up With Oil Spill

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Last month, former adult film star Diana Grandmason and officials from the AIDS Healthcare Foundation announced a lawsuit against Adult Industry Medical Health Care Foundation, or AIM, a Los Angeles-area HIV testing clinic funded by and serving the adult film industry. Grandmason and another former adult film actress, Bess Garren — who is also her daughter — are suing because they say the release forms actors are required to sign at the clinic are too broad. Damian Dovarganes/AP hide caption

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Mom-Daughter Porn Actresses Want Medical Privacy

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A worker walks along a long pipeline used to convey sand pumped from 20,000 feet offshore to build barriers to keep oil from entering wetlands near Grand Isle, La., last month. Jae C. Hong/AP hide caption

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An Oil Pipeline From Canada? Some Say 'No Way'

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Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst (left) and Gov. Rick Perry, shown in Austin on April 13, are among the politicians whose statements have been fact-checked by PolitiFact Texas. Jack Plunkett/AP hide caption

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As 'Truth-O-Meter' Spreads, Politicians Wince

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