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Horse slaughterhouses could affect South Carolina equine

In 2011, Congress reinstated funding for horse slaughter which prompted businesses around the country to re-open slaughterhouses, which existed before a 2006 ban.Full story

Thirty horses on way to slaughter die in New York trailer fire

(Reuters) - Thirty horses being taken to slaughter in Canada were burned alive when the tractor-trailer transporting them caught fire on an upstate New York highway, state police said on Tuesday. Full story

APNewsBreak: NM horse slaughter plant to open soon

The southern New Mexico plant that has been fighting for more than a year for permission to slaughter horses will open soon, unless Congress reinstates a ban on the practice, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said Tuesday. Full story

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  What does it mean for women to ‘have it all’?

The Atlantic’s Anne-Marie Slaughter rekindled the debate on the roles of women with a cover story arguing that women still can’t have it all. The Grio’s Joy-Ann Reid, comedian Nancy Giles, and Salon’s Rebecca Traister, join Melissa Harris-Perry to debate the points of Slaughter’s article.

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Valley Meat Co., which has been sitting idle for more than a year, waiting for the Department of Agriculture to approve its plans to slaughter horses, is expected to open soon.

An employee holding a knife stands next to chickens on a processing production line at a slaughter house in Shanghai
An employee holding a knife stands next to chickens on a processing production line at a slaughter house in Shanghai

An employee holding a knife stands next to chickens on a processing production line at a slaughter house in Shanghai April 12, 2013. Designated slaughter houses started to intensively purchase from breeders live poultry which passed official quarantine inspection at controlled prices in Shanghai on

An employee cuts the throat of a chicken on a processing production line at a slaughter house in Shanghai
An employee cuts the throat of a chicken on a processing production line at a slaughter house in Shanghai

An employee cuts the throat of a chicken on a processing production line at a slaughter house in Shanghai April 12, 2013. Designated slaughter houses started to intensively purchase from breeders live poultry which passed official quarantine inspection at controlled prices in Shanghai on Friday, in

Dead chickens hang in front of workers at a slaughter house in Shanghai
Dead chickens hang in front of workers at a slaughter house in Shanghai

Dead chickens hang in front of workers at a slaughter house in Shanghai April 12, 2013. Designated slaughter houses intensified purchases of live poultry that passed the official quarantine inspection, at protective prices, from breeders in Shanghai on Friday, in order to prevent the transmission of