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Obama Lifts Entry Ban for Those With HIV
President Barack Obama is lifting the United States' travel ban for those who are HIV-positive. The U.S. has been one of only about a dozen countries that bar entry to travelers based on their HIV status. (Oct. 30)
Source: Associated Press
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