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Stories for January 2016 Group 1

• #DearPOTUS 2016: What do you want President Obama to do in his final year?
• #YallQaeda and the limits of liberal laughs
• $1.6B Powerball jackpot goes to three winners in three states
• $3 million worth of African ivory destroyed in Sri Lanka
• 'I thought I was going to die': How U.S. workers remain at risk on the job
• 'Mein Kampf' published in Germany for 1st time since WWII
• 'No life:' Suffering in cut off Madaya is worst seen in Syria war, UN says
• 'Once in a Great City: A Detroit story'
• 2015 was the second warmest and third wettest year on record for US
• 2016 Short Doc Submission Guidelines
• 40 percent of Afghan children sent to work to provide for families
• A Norse temple for the 21st century
• A World Health Organization warning about Zika virus
• A defense spending frenzy in the US
• A grim day for unions could come with opportunities
• A life sentence ban on juvenile criminals
• A look at Iowa's millennials and what's driving them to caucus
• A look at Obama’s first State of the Union address
• A look at daily life in Flint
• A millennial on Obama's economy
• A rare glimpse inside Belarus, Europe's last dictatorship
• A recap of the Republican debate
• A staunch conservative calls for campaign finance reform
• A thin line between legal and illegal firearms
• A year of disappointment in Greece
• Activists behind Planned Parenthood videos face charges
• Activists in Washington want Snake River dams removed
• Actor Sean Penn’s meeting with El Chapo led to drug lord’s capture
• Affluenza teen's mom due in court in California
• Affluenza teen's mom to be extradited back to Texas
• Afghan military's fight against Taliban hampered by no-show soldiers
• Afghanistan peace talks
• African leaders are outstaying their time in office
• After repatriation, ex-Guantánamo Afghans pursue variety of life options
• Aftermath of sexual assaults in Cologne
• Agencies suggest caution as Zika virus spreads across the Americas
• Airport iPads are a new way to alienate labor
• Airstrike in Yemen kills 26, security officials say
• Airstrikes kill more than 100 in mostly ISIL-controlled areas
• Al Jazeera America exclusive: Carly Fiorina's connection to Merck
• Al Jazeera America to close down
• Al-Shabab attacks African Union base in Somalia
• Al-Shabab in Somalia uses Trump in recruiting video
• Al-Shabab launches deadly attack on Mogadishu restaurant
• Alabama carries out first execution since 2013
• Alabama chief justice orders halt to licenses for same-sex marriages
• Alabama chief justice orders halt to same-sex marriage licenses
• Alabama officer's excessive force case tossed
• Alan Rickman, star of stage and ‘Harry Potter’ dies at 69
• America in a Powerball frenzy over monster jackpot
• America's silent refugee crisis
• Americans’ abduction raises concerns about security in Iraq
• America’s new militia movement: Patriot groups explode under Obama
• Amid rape claims, what’s the future of Cosby mural at Ben’s Chili Bowl?
• Amnesty alleges evidence of mass graves in Burundi amid escalating unrest
• An Oregon community divided
• An artistic outlet for child refugees
• An evaluation of Flint's water crisis
• An inauspicious start to the markets’ year
• Analysis of poll data reveals whites beoming more aware of racism
• Anaphylaxis in the jungle
• Anti-immigrant attacks in Cologne injure three
• Anti-refugee right-wingers go on rampage in Germany, police say
• Appeals court in New York allows sports fantasy gaming — for now
• Appeals court rules Clean Power Plan can proceed
• Appeals court to hear transgender bathroom case
• Arab Americans shouldn’t be classified as white
• Arab League condemns Iranian ‘meddling’ in Arab affairs
• Arkansas resident tests positive for the Zika virus
• Armed activists occupy federal site
• Arne Duncan’s mixed legacy
• Art exhibition opens in Sanaa
• Art stolen by the Nazi regime found
• As Belarus economy falters, Lukashenko looks West
• As Syria peace talks begin, bombings claimed by ISIL kill at least 60
• As US steps up deportation, fear among migrants grows
• As oil prices bottom out, it’s not just fragile petro-states in trouble
• As refugees pour in, child labor booms in Turkey
• Astronomers spot brightest supernova yet in distant galaxy
• Asylum seekers face backlash in Europe
• Asylum seekers who traveled to Sweden fear deportation
• At Geneva talks, Syrian opposition sees little to gain and much to lose
• At New England rally, Trump campaign accentuates deep divide
• At least 20 killed as Somali forces end restaurant seige
• At least 45 refugees drown off Greece
• At-risk girls prone to social withdrawal before acting out through crime
• Bahrain, Oman cut gas subsidies as oil hits 12-year low
• Baltimore County Police Chief: Obama’s action on guns ‘will save lives’
• Baltimore County police chief discusses gun issue
• Baltimore to tear down thousands of vacant buildings
• Ban Ki-moon calls starvation in Syria a ‘war crime’
• Ban on e-cigarettes being considered in Malaysia
• Bangladesh professors stage walkout
• Before Donald Trump, there was Sarah Palin
• Begging around the world prompts fierce debate
• Belgian man arrested in Morocco for direct link to Paris attacks
• Belgian police found Paris fugitive’s prints, explosives in apartment
• Bernie Sanders courting the African-American vote
• Bernie Sanders has done a massive ad blitz, but is it paying off?
• Bernie Sanders vows to break up banks during first year in office
• Besieged Syrian cities need freedom, not a Band-Aid
• Besieged town awaits aid after starving Syrians eat pets, grass to survive
• Biden says US ‘prepared’ in case Syria peace talks fail
• Bill Clinton on the campaign trail for Hillary Clinton
• Bills name NFL's first full-time female coach
• Birth control without the middle man
• Black Lives Matter activists interrupt US mayors’ conference
• Blame US drug-overdose crisis on socioeconomic misery
• Blame capitalism for doping in sports
• Blasts and gunfire rock Jakarta, Indonesia's capital
• Blizzard with hurricane-force winds hits much of East Coast
• Blood test could determine personalized treatments for depression
• Bloomberg takes early steps toward entering presidential race
• Boko Haram in Nigeria kills at least 86, burns children
• Bolivian lake turns into a desert
• Bowie an enduring role model to young trans people
• Brazil calls for emergency Zika meeting
• Brazil ‘losing the battle’ against mosquitoes, says health minister
• Britain considering taking in unaccompanied refugee children
• Britain denounces ISIL video showing five ‘spies’ shot
• Bryan Stevenson wants to end racial injustice
• Burkina Faso hotel attack ends with at least 23 dead plus four fighters
• Businesses in settlements violate Palestinian rights, says rights group
• Businessman in Syria attempts to revive traditional bathhouse
• Buying and selling guns in the US
• California braces for week of El Niño storms, mudslides, flash floods
• California cities and counties race to ban marijuana growing
• California enacts the gun violence restraining order
• California floods raising concerns about state's levee system
• California gas disaster highlights patchwork of environmental laws
• California gas utility ordered to study health impact of methane leak
• California gets much needed rain as El Niño touches down
• California governor declares state of emergency at gas leak site
• California manhunt continues for three inmates
• California politicians to don donor logos if ballot initiative succeeds
• California residents forced to leave homes because of methane gas leak
• California's low spending on schools is set to rise, but is it enough?
• Call from UN to save indigenous languages
• Calls for boycott of Oscars grow over all-white acting nominees
• Cameron kicks off high-stakes weekend on EU reform talks
• Can a new victims advocacy movement break cycles of violence?
• Can we criticize the Kurds?
• Canada’s missing indigenous women
• Canada’s missing: Thousands of lost or murdered indigenous women
• Carly Fiorina benefited from company using aborted fetal stem cells
• Cassandra Wilson Talks to Randall Pinkston
• Catalan lawmakers vote in pro-independence leader
• Celebrity endorsements for the candidates ahead of the Iowa caucuses
• Central American children face new peril in the US
• Chaos in Washington before the storm
• Charges recommended for LAPD officer in Venice shooting
• Chicago pays reparations in police torture case
• Chicago residents react to the president’s gun plan
• Chicago to release shooting video
• Chicago’s historic property tax increase expected to burden working class
• Children in Calais await freedom
• Children’s book on George Washington pulled amid criticism
• China halts trading as stocks plunge
• China investing in its auto manufacturing business in the US
• China shares end at 14-month lows after late selling frenzy
• China strongly condemns US over its warship in South China Sea
• China suspends markets after stocks tank
• China tells Taiwan to abandon any ‘hallucinations’ on independence
• China’s economic growth slumps to slowest pace in 25 years
• Chinese government scraps massive Mao statue
• Chinese parents want 2nd children registered
• Chinese tycoon buys US film studio
• Christian college seeks to fire hijab-wearing professor
• Cleveland fires six police officers over deadly 2012 chase
• Clinton, Sanders spar over specifics in Iowa
• Coal leases on federal lands facing review
• Cocoanuts and horse feathers
• Cologne dismisses police chief after New Year's Eve sexual assaults
• Combating Ebola
• Computer viruses attack in some cities more than others
• Concept cars unveiled in Detroit
• Concerns for veterans in rural areas
• Confronting ISIL: Seven countries discuss solutions
• Congress sends health law repeal to Obama
• Congressional committee subpoenas ex-drug CEO Shkreli
• Corporate education reform goes global
• Court ruling brings hope to Syrian families
• Criminal justice reform likely to be key State of the Union topic
• Criticism grows over new refugee law in Denmark
• Criticizing the Kremlin could have major consequences
• Cruz continues to surge in Iowa
• Cuban migrants settle into new homes
• Cubans migrants US bound
• DC faces days of blizzard cleanup
• Dad of Washington school shooter gets two years on gun charges
• Daniel Holtzclaw to be sentenced on rape charges
• David Bowie dead at the age of 69
• David Bowie, rock star who mastered music reinvention, dies at 69
• David Bowie: A shapeshifter whose genius survived every transformation
• David Cameron: Muslim women who don’t learn English risk deportation
• Davos billionaires should salute Oxfam
• Deadly attack rocks Shia mosque in Saudi Arabia
• Deadly suicide attack at Nigerian market blamed on Boko Haram
• Deadly suicide blast in Pakistan kills at least 10
• Deaths at Seattle homeless camp highlight need for housing, critics say
• Defending Steven Avery
• Democratic presidential primary gets real
• Democrats compare and contrast one week before Iowa caucuses
• Democrats make final arguments to Iowa voters
• Democrats urge Supreme Court to overturn Texas abortion law
• Denmark parliament votes to allow seizure of valuables from refugees
• Denmark, Sweden tighten border checks to slow refugee flow
• Desperate Syrians await food as aid convoys reach besieged Madaya
• Desperately needed aid finally reaches Syrian areas
• Despite being ‘Ebola-free,’ Liberia communities still fight its legacy
• Despite freedom, Syrian refugees face struggles in Turkey
• Despite nuclear fears, Japan solar energy sector slow to catch on
• Despite tragedy, Challenger shuttle pioneers paved the way
• Detroit mayor to tour schools with ‘deplorable conditions’
• Detroit refinery poised to increase air pollution to make cleaner fuel
• Detroit teachers battle over 'deplorable conditions'
• Detroit teachers protest hearing that could put an end to sickouts
• Detroit teachers protest over poor school conditions
• Detroit teachers’ rolling strikes shut down more than 60 schools
• Diplomatic fallout continues between Saudi Arabia and Iran
• Displaced Iraqis: Families fear in Miqdadiyah
• Diversity in the arts
• Doctors Without Borders slams EU border closures
• Donald Trump and America’s failed center
• Donald Trump shakes up Iowa caucuses by dropping out of debate
• Donald Trump’s comments may get him banned in the UK
• Dozens of juvenile offenders face death in Iran
• Dozens of refugees, including children, drown off Turkey’s coast
• Dropping oil prices forces Alaska into tough decisions
• Drug boss ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán recaptured in Mexico, president announces
• EPA official resigns over Flint water crisis
• EU asylum policy putting 360K children at risk
• EU edges closer to suspending passport-free zone over refugee crisis
• EU migration chief says refugee response is failing
• Eagles frontman Glenn Frey dead at 67
• East Coast, shoveling out from deadly blizzard, faces difficult commute
• Ebola cremations causes controversy in Liberia
• Ebola expert: US preparing for spread of infectious diseases
• Eco-friendly fashion sends message on the catwalks of Hong Kong
• Economic crisis threatens food supply in Puerto Rico
• Effort underway to bring drug kingpin El Chapo to the US
• Egypt anniversary: Five years since Mubarak protests
• Egypt detains activists before anniversary of revolution
• Egypt holds first parliament in more than three years
• Eight arrested in Oregon standoff; one killed
• El Niño affecting everything, including wine production
• El Niño downpours raise concern for California poor and homeless
• El Niño threatens homes built on California hillsides
• Enemy deprivation syndrome
• Ethanol lobby undermines grass-roots politics
• Ethiopian forces alleged to have killed 140 protesters over land expansion
• Ethiopia’s drought overlooked as aid funneled to more desperate crises
• European Union countries imposing tougher rules at border checks
• European Union ministers discuss ending the Schengen Zone
• Ex-Oklahoma officer gets 263 years for rapes, sex assaults
• Ex-Ugandan rebel leader accused of using children as sex slaves, soldiers
• Ex-cop charged with death of Walter Scott posts bond
• Ex-prosecutor to lead investigation into Flint water crisis
• Executive action on guns
• Experts hail discovery of Britain’s 'best-preserved' Bronze Age dwellings
• Ex–Haiti coup leader decries canceled presidential election
• FBI erects checkpoints at occupied Ore. refuge after militia leader nabbed
• FBI negotiates with four occupier holdouts in Oregon
• FBI seeks peaceful end to Oregon militia occupation
• FBI: Militia member who was killed had gun
• FIFA fires secretary general Valcke amid misconduct probe
• Facebook announces crackdown on gun sales
• Fact checking the GOP debate
• Fact: US economy is making progress
• Faith and the 2016 campaign
• Falling oil prices and fight against ISIL bring down Iraq’s economy
• Falling oil prices with no end in sight sparks another rough trading day
• Families long for justice after civilian bloodshed in joint US-Afghan raid
• Family of Mexican man killed by Washington police files lawsuit
• Family of man killed in university traffic stop accepts $5.3 million deal
• Fault Lines - The Battle for the Arctic - Full Episode
• Fault Lines - The Disappeared - Full Episode
• Fear grips global markets
• Feds to collect equal pay data from all big employers
• Female refugees heading to Europe face violence
• Ferguson voting rights lawsuit heads to trial
• Ferguson, feds reach tentative police reform deal
• Fighting for respect: The wrestling cholita
• Filipina ‘comfort women’ seek official apology from Japan
• Filipinas raped by Japanese WWII troops seek compensation
• Film academy announces diversity reforms
• Final State of the Union for Barack Obama
• Final Thought
• Final Thought - Third Rail
• Final thought: Hunger and college students
• Five killed after shootings in northern Saskatchewan
• Five staff of Hong Kong publisher critical of China disappear
• Five years after the disaster in Fukushima, nuclear plants still not safe
• Flint mayor resists calls for Michigan's governor to resign
• Flint residents are calling for justice over water crisis
• Flint residents face dangerous new water issue
• Flint residents want governor ousted over water crisis
• Flint sparks nationwide water safety concerns
• Flint water crisis investigation begins
• Flint’s water crisis is a human rights violation
• Florida executes killer of three women
• Florida police arrest man for vandalizing mosque
• Florida reports over 13,000 untested rape kits
• Foe of President Erdogan charged in absentia in Turkey
• For Democratic pragmatists, Sanders is the better choice
• For US in Haiti, black votes don’t matter
• For asylum seekers, a cellphone is a bridge to the future and the past
• For youth in Kashmir, mental health declines as conflict simmers
• Former Guantánamo Bay detainee speaks out for justice
• Former Oklahoma City officer Daniel Holtzclaw sentenced to 263 years
• Former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw seeks new trial
• Former Sen. Tom Harkin discusses the race for the White House
• Former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell discusses the 2016 election
• Former tech workers suing Disney
• Fort Dix 5 brothers back in court
• France to bulldoze parts of Calais camp, evict refugees, aid workers say
• France wrestles with revoking citizenship of attackers
• Freddie Gray trial on hold as court mulls forcing officer to testify
• Freddie Gray van driver's trial postponed
• French drug trial leaves one brain dead, five injured
• French justice minister quits over 'terrorist citizenship' measure
• From Iranian prison to Freedom
• Fruit growers in Argentina say demand for their product has diminished
• GOP candidates make final arguments before Iowa caucuses
• GOP hopefuls debate without Trump
• General Motors faces the first of six trials
• Georgia businesses assess costs of ‘religious freedom’ law
• Georgia grand jury indicts police officer for murder of black man
• German far-right protests against refugees turn violent
• Germany and Turkey evaluate the illegal immigration fight
• Germany arrests two, bans ‘racist’ website
• Germany considers deportations after sexual assaults
• Germany registers record 1.1 million asylum seekers in 2015
• Germany’s bad answer to the Cologne attacks
• Giant puppets march on in Indonesia
• Gitmo ‘forever prisoner’ Haroon al-Afghani remains virtually unknown
• Global economy likely to disappoint
• Goldman Sachs settlement on mortgage-backed bonds to hit earnings
• Government housing in Marikana brings outrage from mining community
• Government welcomes Ethiopian Jews to Israel
• Grammy-winning singer Natalie Cole has died at 65
• Grand jury indicts Planned Parenthood hidden camera activists
• Grand jury indicts trooper in Sandra Bland traffic stop
• Grassroots effort to stem Flint water crisis gains momentum
• Greece threatened with expulsion from EU travel zone over refugee crisis
• Guatemala's new president sworn in
• Guatemala’s new leader promises ‘drastic’ anti-graft action
• Gunmen go on rampage at Pakistan university; at least 20 killed
• HIV testing uncommon in teens despite recommendations, says CDC
• HRW: Rubber-stamp justice punishes the poor
• Haiti delays presidential runoff again in electoral dispute
• Haiti still on shaky ground despite earthquake aid
• Haiti vote problems due to incompetence
• Hawaii considering grass huts for homeless
• Hawaii reports first baby born with Zika virus in the US
• Hazard hotels: What’s lurking in your guest room?
• Hearing for Ugandan rebel adjourned
• Highlights from final democratic debate before voters have a say
• Hillary Clinton's campaign challenges
• Hillary Clinton, campaign bully
• Historic tax fraud case involving a Spanish royal
• Holocaust Remembrance Day: The anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz
• Holtzclaw sentencing raises concern on underreported crimes
• Hot air balloons go green
• How Iran’s young startup scene plans to grow post sanctions (part one)
• How Iran’s young startup scene plans to grow post sanctions (part two)
• How a stolen ID made one woman the mother of a meth-addicted baby
• How interpretive dance got cool
• How many 'ghost migrants' are living in Europe?
• How secret donations influence US elections
• How the Porter Ranch gas leak has upturned one family’s life
• How to make genetically modified mosquitoes
• Human Rights Watch condemns Australia’s system of processing refugees
• Hunger in Syria
• Husband and wife offer dialogue about Islam
• I ♥ New York values
• ISIL affiliate claims the killing of two policemen in Cairo suburb
• ISIL captures territory in eastern Syria
• ISIL claims deadly attack on Baghdad mall
• ISIL claims responsibility for attack in Jakarta
• ISIL claims responsibility for deadly gun, bomb assault on Jakarta
• ISIL kills over 100 in Syria, including dozens of civilians
• ISIL media outlet confirms death of 'Jihadi John'
• ISIL member reportedly executes his mother in Syria
• ISIL video purports to show Paris attackers
• ISIL-linked attack on Istanbul tourist district kills 10
• Immigration lawyer helping undocumented migrants
• Impact of Trump's absence from debate
• Impact of religion on politics in 2016
• Impunity in Tamir Rice killing intensifies demands for systemic reform
• In Iowa caucuses, outsider candidates seek inside track
• In Pakistan, some gaming studios have made gender equity a priority
• In defense of Sean Penn
• In move to discourage refugees, Denmark to demand their valuables
• In strong finish to year, US employers add 292,000 jobs in December
• In tightening race, stakes are high for Sunday night's Democratic debate
• In war-torn regions, music brings hope
• In warming ocean, record number of seals and sea lions sicken and starve
• Income inequality will become more pronounced as US ages
• India may pull plug on Facebook’s bid to offer free Internet service
• Indian consulate attacked in Afghanistan
• Indian military base near Pakistan attacked by gunmen
• Indiana advances bill to repeal ‘religious objections’ law
• Indigenous and Afro-Caribbeans say Nicaragua coercing them on canal
• Indigenous poverty and crime in the murder capital of Canada
• Indonesian police say one killed in raids after Jakarta attack
• Indonesian prisoners becoming radicalized behind bars
• Intense tension in the diplomatic relationship of Iran and Saudi Arabia
• Iowa Democratic presidential caucus tightening
• Iran accuses Riyadh of fueling tensions as Saudi diplomatic row escalates
• Iran accuses Saudi Arabia of embassy airstrike in Yemen
• Iran frees five American prisoners as economic sanctions to be lifted
• Iran releases US sailors in international waters after brief detention
• Iran sanctions lifted as agreement takes effect
• Iran shown to fulfill nuclear promises, clearing way for sanctions to end
• Iran’s Rouhani asks judiciary to prosecute Saudi Embassy attackers
• Is Bernie Sanders really surging?
• Is Washington, DC, ready for a nor’easter?
• Is dark money boosting Bernie Sanders?
• Is it OK to look Muslim in America?
• Is ‘The X-Files’ relevant in the age of terror?
• Islamophobic surveillance is here to stay
• Israel charges two in deadly arson that spurred current wave of unrest
• Israel kills suspect in the deadly Tel Aviv shootings
• Israel letter shows Eichmann sought clemency as 'mere instrument' of Nazis
• Israel must end force-feeding of hunger-striking Palestinian prisoners
• Israel to allow non-Orthodox Jewish prayer at the Western Wall
• Israel to seize West Bank land; demolishes EU structures
• Israeli police searching for gunman who killed two in Tel Aviv
• Israeli settlers evicted by army can return, Netanyahu says
• Israel’s imperial need to build walls and ban books
• It is time to abolish the grand jury system
• Italians rally against rights for gay couples
• Jesse Jackson calls Flint a ‘disaster zone,’ says city has been betrayed
• Judge grants release of 2013 Chicago police shooting video
• Keystone lawsuit a wake-up call for NAFTA’s green supporters
• Kim Jong Un plays to his base
• Koch-linked group blasts John Kasich in ad buy
• Kool & the Gang won’t celebrate at GOP convention
• Kurdish forces deliberately destroy Arab villages, Amnesty says
• Kuwait recalls envoy to Iran as Saudis say row won't hurt Syria talks
• Ky. moves to dismantle health insurance exchange
• Labor experts call for major reform to union election law
• Largest container ship to visit the US docks along West Coast ports
• Last Kuwaiti held in Guantanamo released
• Lawsuit challenges North Carolina law that penalizes whistleblowers
• Lax gun laws in Indiana fuel gun violence in Chicago
• Leader calls for peaceful withdrawal in the Oregon standoff
• Leader of the Citizens for Constitutional Freedom speaks to Al Jazeera
• Leaders of Oregon militia occupation arrested at traffic stop
• Left Behind: Families without paid leave are struggling
• Left Behind: Florida’s former felons struggle to win back civil rights
• Left behind: In 2016, Native Americans still fighting for a voice
• Left behind: In Ohio, broken election promises lead to a fight with cancer
• Legendary charity TV show in Poland faces budget change
• Legionnaires’ spike in Michigan county dealing with water crisis
• Let Palestinians control their ICT resources
• Lexmark workers protest on both sides of the US-Mexican border
• Life after Bernie Sanders
• Lobbyists distort our idea of a healthy diet
• Local police tell Oregon occupiers to leave
• Louisiana governor eyes to eliminate LGBT discrimination in the workplace
• Low-wage workers deserve disaster pay
• Lyft settles Ca. driver lawsuit over employment status
• Maine gov.: Drug dealers impregnate ‘white’ girls
• Major earthquake hits Alaska, causing gas leak but no injuries
• Major gas leak prompts state of emergency in California
• Make autism services affordable to all
• Making America safer for predatory capitalism
• Making the logging industry more sustainable
• Malaysia suspends bauxite mining
• Man who shot Philadelphia police officer pledged allegiance to ISIL
• Man with knife shot dead at Paris police station
• Many Detroit residents still waiting on city’s recovery
• Many encounter struggles despite boost in South Carolina's economy
• Many in Calais Camp face eviction
• Marcus Samuelsson Talks to Ali Velshi
• Markets react to falling oil prices and China's economic growth
• Markets takes a tumble as Oil falls under $30 a barrel
• Masked men rampaged through Stockholm threatening refugees
• Massive breaking icebergs unexpectedly slow global warming, scientists say
• Meet the Flint woman who blew the whistle on the city’s water crisis
• Meet the doctor who beat Ebola – and then discovered it hiding in his eye
• Meet the doctor who beat Ebola — and then discovered it hiding in his eye
• Methane gas leak impact in California
• Methodist Church blacklists 5 Israeli banks
• Mexican mayor gunned down less than a day after swearing in
• Mexico agrees to extradite El Chapo to the United States
• Mexico formally launches process to extradite El Chapo to US
• Mexico mayor murdered one day after being sworn in
• Mexico’s corruption runs deeper than El Chapo
• Mexico’s soda tax linked to 6 percent drop in sugary drink sales
• Miami anticipating thousands of Cubans coming to the US
• Michigan Governor Rick Snyder apologized for the Flint water crisis
• Michigan governor Rick Snyder reveals plan for Flint
• Michigan governor asks Obama for emergency help in Flint water crisis
• Michigan governor declares state of emergency over Flint's water problems
• Michigan governor releases emails about Flint water crisis
• Michigan governor suspends state workers over Flint water crisis
• Michigan governor’s emails show debate over blame for Flint water