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Stories for December 2014 Group 2

• Provocations between Russia and NATO threaten armed conflict
• Psychologists pan CIA interrogation techniques as ineffective
• Publish all government contracts
• Putin critic detained after breaking house arrest to join Red Square rally
• Putin delivers major speech under fire from rights groups, insurgents
• Putin promises Russian economy will rebound, but doesn't specify how
• Putting a price on wildlife
• Q&A: Alleged architect of CIA program blasts Dems for smear campaign
• Quitting America: Giving up citizenship to save money on taxes
• Racist jeers at Russian soccer game renew concerns for 2018 World Cup
• Raid on Peru village by uncontacted tribe may be related to climate change
• Rape prevention 2.0
• Rape survivors feel bus-size weight of Rolling Stone’s ‘misplaced trust’
• Rapprochement with Cuba needs to go further
• Real world contradicts right-wing tax theories
• Reality bites in Alaska when TV crews clog up the frontier
• Record number of states vote for UN resolution on death penalty moratorium
• Remains belonging to one of Mexico’s missing students identified
• Renewed fighting in Ukraine before next week's 'Day of Silence'
• Renewed ties hit a high note for Cuban music lovers
• Rep. Michael Grimm pleads guilty to felony tax evasion
• Report: Bob Jones University shamed victims of sexual assault
• Report: No way to tell if US funds helped Afghan women
• Reported sex assaults in military up, but fear of retaliation still high
• Reporters are not your friends
• Republican congressman to step down amid tax cheat charges
• Rikers Island guard arrested over death of inmate in 101-degree cell
• Risking deportation for immigration reform
• Rosetta's first results: Comets unlikely to have brought water to Earth
• Running the world's only forensic animal crime lab
• Russia identifies NATO as its biggest military threat
• Russia raises key interest rate to 17 percent
• Russian ruble nosedives as oil prices drop
• Rwanda genocide court’s stranded men
• Sandy Hook parents, teacher sue gunmaker over 2012 attack
• Saudi Arabia reportedly suspends aid to Yemen over Houthi takeover
• Saving Syria’s antiquities the first step to peace, UNESCO hopes
• School basketballers OK’d to wear ‘I can’t breathe’ shirts
• School meal break pushes millions of children toward holiday hunger
• Scores killed in attack on Peshawar school; Taliban claims responsibility
• Scores of Syrian soldiers, opposition fighters killed in battle for bases
• Search resumes off Indonesia for missing plane carrying 162 people
• Secrets and spies: Data in 2015, the year after everything changed
• Senate approves Obama surgeon general nominee
• Senate passes $1.1 trillion spending bill, staves off shutdown
• Senate passes 2015 spending bill
• Senate passes five-day budget extension, averting shutdown
• Senate report on CIA interrogation methods has tortured history
• Senators seek answers on FBI phone tracking
• Several people flee hostage-crisis building in Sydney
• Shame is good. Shame is right. Shame works
• Shots fired at Los Angeles police car
• Sierra Leone puts district on ‘lockdown’ after surge in Ebola cases
• Sierra Leone threatens to jail families in Ebola crackdown
• Silicon Valley homeless camp dismantled
• Sioux chef revives Native American tastes of yesteryear
• Slain New York City police officer honored at wake
• Slouching tiger: Xi Jinping needs bold 2015 as China's economy slows
• So large, it gets a name: CRomnibus. $1.1 trillion for what?
• Sony PlayStation, Microsoft Xbox hit by apparent cyberattacks
• Sony cancels 'Interview' release after N. Korea-linked hack
• Sony hack reveals close bond between corporate and state interests
• Sony hackers refer to 9/11 in new threats against theaters
• Sony releases 'The Interview' online
• Sony's new plan for 'The Interview' — an online release
• South Korea steps up cybersecurity at nuclear plants
• Space startups aim to get rich on emerging commercial space industry
• Spain's Princess Cristina to stand trial over tax fraud
• St. Louis’ Bosnians demand more policing in wake of brutal killing
• Stakes remain high in Iran nuclear talks
• Start your New Year right with Hoppin’ John
• Stuck in Gitmo, torture victim weighs in on LeBron, ‘Gangnam Style’
• Study finds relentless long-term decline in Arctic environment
• Suicide bomber attacks high school in Afghanistan
• Summary: Key findings in CIA torture probe
• Supreme Court hears landmark pregnancy discrimination case
• Supreme Court rejects BP challenge to Gulf spill settlement
• Supreme Court rules against worker pay for security screening
• Supreme Court to hear First Amendment case on violent Facebook rap lyrics
• Surviving a loved one killed by police
• Survivors of CIA torture, rendition speak out
• Suspected Boko Haram attack kills at least 150 in Nigeria
• Sweat and solidarity: When sports stars protest
• Swedish government makes deal to contain nationalists
• Swedish mosque set ablaze, five injured
• Swedish police raid Pirate Bay, website taken down
• Syria and allies call for UN sanctions on Israel over alleged strikes
• Syria signals interest in peace talks as fighting persists
• Syrian refugees face bleak winter after ‘disastrous’ food aid cuts
• Taliban launches spate of deadly attacks in Afghanistan
• Talk To Al Jazeera: Jill Abramson - Full Episode
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Ira Glass - Full Episode
• Tear gas, clashes on second night of Berkeley police brutality protests
• TechKnow: Best of 2014
• TechKnow: Bulletproof Classroom - Full Episode
• TechKnow: E-Cigarettes, Safe Smoke - Full Episode
• Thailand, Spain bans Uber as rideshare firm faces global woes
• The BuzzFeeding of race humor
• The Ferguson next door in Missouri holds powerful lesson
• The Garner case aims more anger at police
• The Jersey Shore's beach bailout
• The New Republic dug its own grave
• The Republican lawmakers and celebrities who would be president
• The Talk: Have you discussed the police with your kids?
• The US – not Cuba – comes in from the cold
• The Year in Drug Policy: Movement at a crossroads
• The Year in Ebola: How to stop the next outbreak
• The Year in Immigration: The fight for reform continues
• The Year in Inequality: Racial disparity can no longer be ignored
• The Year in Pictures: Witnessing the world, from Alaska to Iraq
• The Year in Race Relations: Protests as rebuke of system gone awry
• The Year in Space: Politics could steer space explorers in 2015
• The architecture of dissent
• The business of space: Exploring the new commercial space economy
• The days that music died: performers who left us in 2014
• The female faces of Hyderabad tech companies
• The fight for $15: Why low pay is not OK
• The girls (and boys) from Ipanema: Now playing rugby like pros
• The growing movement against Teach for America
• The lesson of the torture report: Governments lie
• The neuroscience of nostalgia — strong holiday memories explained
• The new Iraq War is doomed
• The overpolicing of American sex
• The people’s queen: Beauty and the wealth gap in Colombia
• The real threat to pensions is Wall Street
• The return of subprime lending
• The scarlet letter of torture
• The spirit is willing: Papal role in Cuba thaw started with John Paul II
• The spirit of the Boston Tea Party returns
• The success of Obamanomics
• The world can't afford more Limas
• The year in Mexico: Citizens step up and demand security
• The year of Pope Francis
• Thinking outside the Oslo box
• Thousands join Hands Up Walk Out to demand justice for Michael Brown
• Thousands mourn Palestinian minister as autopsy results are disputed
• Three Hong Kong protest leaders to surrender to police
• Three hospitalized in Portland, Oregon, high school shooting
• Timeline: A legacy of segregation in St. Louis, Ferguson
• Today Cuba, tomorrow Iran
• Toddler kills mother with her own gun
• Top Al-Shabab leader surrenders in Somalia
• Torture program linked to discredited, illegal CIA techniques
• Transit workers and riders, unite!
• Tunisians vote in landmark elections
• Turkey issues arrest warrant for US-based Erdogan foe
• Turkish journalists detained in police raids
• Twin blasts strike Nigerian market
• U.S. calls for release of imprisoned American in Egypt remain unanswered
• UK confirms first Ebola diagnosis as global cases top 20,000
• UN criticizes US police practices, grand juries after police shootings
• UN resolution: Israel must renounce nuclear arms
• UN resumes food aid for Syrian refugees after cash injection
• UN says Texas execution of mentally ill man would be 'cruel and unworthy'
• UN security council to vote on resolution to end Israeli occupation
• UN urges countries to save boat refugees amid record number of drownings
• UNICEF: Children suffered extreme violence and trauma in 2014
• US Guantánamo envoy resigns amid series of detainee repatriations
• US Marine charged with murdering transgender Filipina
• US activists to protest over missing Mexico students
• US airstrike kills Al-Shabab leader, Somalia says
• US attempt to infiltrate Cuban hip-hop is not unprecedented
• US birthrate continues to slow because of recession
• US city sues Brazil oil company over alleged kickback, bribery scheme
• US confirms failed attempt to rescue hostage in Yemen
• US draft guidance on circumcision at odds with trends overseas
• US executing fewer people, but some deaths bungled, study finds
• US executions fall to 20-year low as death penalty politics shift
• US homeless pin hopes on 'Bill of Rights' to end criminalization in 2015
• US lawmakers agree on $1.1 trillion spending bill
• US mulls returning N. Korea to terrorism list
• US police departments on alert after two NYPD officers ‘assassinated’
• US releases four Gitmo detainees, sends them back to Afghanistan
• US resettles five Guantánamo prisoners in Kazakhstan
• US retail workers need a new bill of rights
• US should act against Gambia’s dictatorship
• US sues NYC over teen treatment at Rikers Island jails
• US teens smoking more e-cigarettes, study finds
• US to send more private contractors to Iraq
• US, Iran strikes on ISIL show parallel roles for traditional foes
• US, NATO formally end Afghan combat mission
• Uber banned in Delhi after driver accused of rape
• Uber drivers must listen to Diplo and like it
• Udall calls on Obama to purge torturers from administration
• Ukraine NATO move angers Moscow
• Ukraine peace talks break down
• Under local laws, 911 calls turn domestic abuse victims into ‘nuisances’
• Unions and civil rights groups find common ground on low-wage work
• United Nations vote on death penalty moratorium puts US in awkward spot
• Vatican extends olive branch to US nuns in conciliatory report
• Venezuela sanctions highlight US hypocrisy on human rights
• Video game culture takes hold across Nigeria
• Virgin Atlantic plane forced to make emergency landing at UK airport
• Virgin Galactic aims to begin testing new spaceship in 2015
• Warning: Gassing up is hazardous to your health ... and the planet’s
• We don’t need a third Bush presidency
• We don’t need more public service from Wall Street bankers
• Weak end at Bernie’s: Reform withers six years after massive Madoff fraud
• Weather slows rescue of Adriatic Sea ferry
• What Michael Brown's stepdad said before he climbed onto the car
• What do falling oil prices mean for the global economy?
• What do the dropped charges against Mubarak mean for the Arab Spring?
• What does the newly released Senate report on torture reveal?
• What's a Nobel Prize worth?
• What’s wrong with using data to grade teachers?
• When does the First Amendment protect threatening speech online?
• When does the US decide it’s time to rescue?
• When the Salvation Army moved in
• When work doesn't pay
• White House tries to delay CIA torture probe, report says
• White House, Congress poised to address commercial drone use
• Who’s making money off the war on drugs?
• Why 2015 will look a lot like the early 1990s
• Why Washington’s gridlock won’t go away
• Why are the feds harassing Navajo shepherds?
• Why is Jimmy John's making low-wage workers sign non-compete agreements?
• Why the Cleveland police need to clean up their act
• Will 2015 be a year of political change for Africa?
• Will 2015 be another Year of the Caliphate?
• Will 2015 be the year Russia backs down?
• Will drone warfare one day be branded ‘a stain on our values’?
• Will the Palestinian Authority end security coordination with Israel?
• Winter storms help California's epic drought
• Workers hit the streets across US in growing minimum wage fight
• Workers must lead transition to green economy, unions say at climate talks
• Workers’ rights are human rights
• World Food Program cash crisis threatens Syrian refugees
• World’s future climate will depend on people in 2015, not governments
• Zoos are endangered animals’ best hope for survival
• €'˜Poverty violations'™ help fuel racial divide in St. Louis County
• ‘A gentleman’s club for psychopaths’: The world reacts to report on CIA
• ‘A new future’: What Jordan’s Christian refugees want for Christmas
• ‘All our homes are mourning’: The aftermath of the Peshawar tragedy
• ‘Forced’ conversions in India condemned by Muslim groups
• ‘Infidels are our enemy’: Afghan fighters cherish old American schoolbooks
• ‘Separate and unequal’: Racial segregation flourishes in US suburbs
• ‘We can never let the world know’: CIA torture finally laid bare
• ‘We have no plan’: Muscovites rue ruble’s sharp slide