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Stories for September 2014 Group 1

• Meet the neighborhood watch that's policing the police
• #EbolaOutbreak
• 'Make this all go away': Cyberbullying multiplies teen pain
• 130,000 Syrians flee ISIL brutality; Turkey warns of ‘man-made disaster’
• 2,000 join California wildfire battle
• 35 arrested in Ferguson protest
• 5 days along the border: Migrant dreams run dry
• A Kansas twister: Wind energy politics complicate governor’s race
• A clean climate must be a consumer commodity
• A day in the life of a man with brittle bone disease
• A day in the life: Living with brittle bone disease
• A dummy run for deadly work: Bridging the Ebola care gap
• A four-point plan to defeat the Islamic State
• A look at Obama’s strategy for defeating the Islamic State
• A two-state solution for San Francisco
• A voice that fascinates humans and lures creatures from the sea
• A year of Tony Abbott
• Advocate for domestic workers’ rights wins MacArthur ‘genius’ award
• Afghan suicide attack leaves at least 6 soldiers dead
• Afghanistan accuses US of killing civilians in airstrike
• African resistance and rebellion: The other side of World War I
• After activists exposed farm animal abuse, Iowa cracked down on activists
• Aid groups, analysts give US military wary welcome in fight against Ebola
• Air Force spurns atheist airman for refusing religious oath, group says
• Airstrikes hit ISIL bases in Syria for third night
• Airstrikes in Syria hit ISIL-held areas near Turkish border, activists say
• Al Jazeera America Presents: Edge of Eighteen
• Al-Shabab suicide bomber kills at least 12 in Somalia
• Alex Gibney talks to Antonio Mora
• Alibaba shares surge on NYSE debut
• America needs marijuana bars
• Amid staggering destruction, eastern Ukraine looks to rebuild
• An ISIL war plan based on aspirations and denial
• An appreciation of Joan Rivers, dead at 81
• An unlikely push for Security Council members to give up their veto power
• An unprecedented coalition and the expanding fight against ISIL
• Ancient superfoods saved (and savored) by modern palates
• Another US recession may be coming … sooner than you think
• Anti-ISIL coalition drags feet as US struggles to secure Sunni partners
• Anti-Islam ad featuring James Foley pulled from NYC transit
• Apple Pay aims to revolutionize mobile payments
• Apple’s brave new world has old world vibe
• Approaching winter favors Putin in Ukraine crisis
• Are families of cross-border shooting victims a step closer to justice?
• Are states’ new abortion regulations legal?
• Artists take aim at hidden world of modern US surveillance
• As Keystone awaits fate, other tar sands projects move forward
• Ask The Decoder: Stalked by socks
• Ask the Decoder: How private is private browsing, really?
• At UN General Assembly, ISIL may overshadow Iran nuclear talks
• Atheist airman can re-enlist without religious oath after policy change
• August jobs report: Don't blow a gasket it was just Market Basket
• August was warmest on record, says NASA
• Australia police foil suspected ISIL-linked beheading plot
• Australia raises terrorism threat level
• Australian 'known terror suspect' killed
• Back to the future with monopoly capitalism
• Bad medicine in Tennessee for pregnant and drug-addicted women
• Baltimore Ravens cut Ray Rice after release of new domestic violence video
• Basketball OKs use of religious headwear
• Beheadings remain integral part of Saudi justice system
• Bernie Sanders takes unabashedly liberal 2016 pitch on the road
• Blame traded over alleged cease-fire violations in Ukraine
• Bloodshed mars Ukraine cease-fire
• Body odor linked to love and politics
• Boko Haram’s predatory state within a predatory state
• Brazil's quilombos, founded by escaped slaves, offer a window to the past
• Britain joins fight against ISIL in Iraq
• Britain's Cameron vows to ‘hunt down’ ISIL after citizen executed
• British PM begs Scotland to stay in UK
• British PM heads to Scotland as independence campaign gathers steam
• Building a coalition to degrade and destroy ISIL in the Middle East
• Businesses can keep BP payouts for Gulf oil spill
• By hyping ISIL threat, US is falling into group’s trap
• CDC: Ebola cases could reach 1.4 million by 2015
• California adopts 'fair sentencing' drug law
• California adopts 'yes means yes' college sex assault rule
• California declares state of emergency amid raging wildfires
• California enacts ban on Confederate flag
• California enacts ban on plastic bags
• California gov. signs laws to boost clean-air vehicles, bike use
• California high school drops controversial Arab mascot
• California pension fund gives the boot to hedge funds
• California protesters block Israeli-owned ship from docking
• Can online dating ever be lady-friendly?
• Canary in a coal mine: Extreme weather, rising seas plague atoll nation
• Cardinals' Dwyer arrested on assault charges
• Cash-strapped heirs mine rich legacies of civil rights icons
• Casino lights dim in Atlantic City, as leaders plot to revive city
• Catalonia: Explaining the independence referendum
• Census: Americans on the move again
• Census: In 2013, inequality continued skyward, earnings stayed flat
• Chasing wildfires and the scientists who study them
• Chicago parents give school closures a poor report card
• Chicago students ushered to school under watch of safety guards
• China fines GSK $492M, jails managers for bribery
• China hacks US airlines for military secrets, Senate panel finds
• China says anti-monopoly regulators targeting more Chinese than foreigners
• China sentences Uighur scholar to life in prison
• China sentences two to death in death of pro-Beijing imam
• China's crackdown on Uighurs could spark even more clashes, say analysts
• China’s anti-monopoly agency targets foreign enterprise, US Chamber says
• Climate change is war – and Wall Street is winning
• Closure of South Dakota rural schools sparks fears of the end of an era
• Coming up, your four-decade forecast
• Compost or pay: Seattle hopes to encourage waste management with fines
• Congress OKs bill to cut backlog of untested rape kits
• Congress scrutinizes police militarization before planned Ferguson protest
• Cosimo Matassa, who shaped the sound of New Orleans, dead at 88
• Could Chicag’s Rahm Emanuel lose re-election?
• Court clears way for restart of inquiry into Wisconsin governor’s finances
• Court orders BP to pay up to $18 billion in damages for Gulf oil spill
• Coyote: 'If you turn yourself in to immigration, there is no problem'
• Critic of illegal logging in Peru slain
• Cuba pledges 300 more doctors, nurses to combat Ebola
• Cuba to send more than 160 health workers to fight Ebola in Africa
• Darrien Hunt’s story becoming all too familiar
• Deadly Taliban offensive gains ground in east Afghanistan
• Deadly blasts rock Xinjiang
• Deal reached to rebuild shattered Gaza
• Death of medical workers a major blow to West Africa’s public health
• Defying airstrikes, ISIL shells Syrian Kurdish town
• Dehiring at University of Illinois threatens tomorrow’s scholars
• Denver students stage walkout over whitewashing history
• Deported Vets: Life in 'the bunker': Comments
• Despite airstrikes, questions remain over Obama’s ISIL strategy
• Despite questions over legality of US strikes in Syria, world stays quiet
• Destruction of Brazilian Amazon spikes by almost a third
• Detroit, key creditor reach bankruptcy deal
• Detroit’s bankruptcy trial and the city’s future
• Developed nations must spur high-quality job creation, report says
• Did Detroit’s school for teen moms discriminate against them?
• Divestment: Does it work or just feel good?
• Doctor who died of Ebola exposed dozens in Nigeria to illness, says WHO
• Does slut-shaming start with school dress codes?
• Dollar store syndrome: low prices, lower pay
• Don’t let the ISIL threat sink surveillance reform
• Don’t listen to media hawks about the Islamic State
• Dreams deferred: Latino voters caught between reform and realpolitik
• Driving while black: Carolina city crafts racial awareness police policy
• Ebola is deadly but malaria steals more lives
• Ebola outbreak exposes West Africa’s existing public health woes
• Ebola to slash growth, knock billions off fragile W. African economies
• Edge of Eighteen, Part 1
• Egyptian court postpones Mubarak verdict again
• Environmental groups sue govt. over transporting oil in old train cars
• Environmentalists hope Obama will take stronger stance at climate summit
• Eric Holder leaves trailblazing, controversial legacy as attorney general
• Ernest Cole, photographer of apartheid
• Exclusive: Could this new treatment revolutionize psychiatric disorders?
• Exclusive: Meet the man helping people find a safe high at music festivals
• Exoneration of death row convict supports abolitionists
• Explainer: TTIP aims to boost US-EU economic ties
• Explosions rock east Ukraine as rivals agree to a buffer zone
• FBI rolls out new facial recognition program
• FBI: Dramatic increase in mass shootings
• FDA approves new weight-loss pill
• FEC complaint accuses Walmart of breaking campaign finance law
• FIFA unmoved by calls to boycott Russia’s 2018 World Cup
• Fade to black: Jordanian city Ma’an copes with Islamic State threat
• Family of US citizen on hunger strike in Egypt prison says health failing
• Family of detained UK citizen in Iran plea for her release
• Farm to table’s dirty little secret
• Farming shrimp, and changing the industry, far from an ocean
• Fast-food strikers vow civil disobedience, highlight home care labor
• Fast-food workers demand higher wages in protests across US
• Fault Lines - America’s Infant Mortality Crisis - full episode
• Fault Lines - Life After Guantánamo - full episode
• Federal court to review gay marriage bans in three states
• Feds accused of selling out neighborhoods to Wall St. firms
• Ferguson officer shot, police seek suspect
• Ferguson protesters demand arrest of officer who shot Michael Brown
• Ferguson rally ends with clashes, arrests
• Ferguson versus Whitopia
• Fiji strongman wins election
• Financial frauds had a friend in Holder
• First Ebola case diagnosed in US; fears others may have been exposed
• First Nation frustrated by UN inaction on Canada-China pact
• Fishing for shrimp but netting jail time
• Five Bosnian coal miners killed in blast
• Florida fires prison guards after spate of inmate deaths
• Followers of Afro-Brazilian religions feel under attack
• Food companies should obtain legal protection to look beyond profit
• For New Jersey city, tax-free development comes at a cost
• For now, a tense quiet in Ukraine’s east
• For police accountability, look beyond individual racial bias
• Former Al Qaeda spokesman sentenced to life in prison
• Former Virginia governor and wife convicted on bribery charges
• Fourth Ebola doctor dies in Sierra Leone
• Fragile consensus for Obama's escalated ISIL military campaign
• France launches airstrikes against ISIL
• Free-riding on the labor movement
• Fresh DNA evidence sees convictions quashed for pair who served 30 years
• Fukushima: 41 months on
• Fukushima: Trouble in Mushi Mushi Land
• Gaza cease-fire strains under pressure, sapping hopes of wider deal
• Gibney documentary aims to capture 'critical period in kids' lives'
• Governments need to regain trust of the governed
• Grand jury probes Ohio Walmart shooting
• Greece, a front line for state-sponsored racism in Europe
• Green Latinos: Will environmental worries dispel idea of one-issue voters?
• Green movement embracing more radical tactics as desperation grows
• Groups call for FDA chief’s replacement amid painkiller abuse ‘epidemic’
• HK students launch pro-democracy walkout
• Halliburton agrees to $1.1B settlement for role in Gulf oil spill
• Hamas and Fatah agree to push ahead with unity government
• Handling of injured QB's head hit puts Brady Hoke's future in jeopardy
• Hard choices: Hillary Clinton admits role in Honduran coup aftermath
• Has the Ebola crisis in West Africa reached a tipping point?
• Hasidic all-girl band rocks the stockings off female-only crowds
• Hassan Rouhani’s savvy nuclear politics
• Hell hath no fury like an Ebola virus out of control
• High hopes, few good choices for Iraq's new leader
• History’s largest trade agreements are being negotiated in secret
• Holder to resign as attorney general; trumpets progress on gay rights
• Holder’s inconsistent constitutional legacy
• Home Depot: Data breach hits 56M cards
• Homeless in the country, not the city, means less help in Missouri
• Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters set deadline for government response
• Hong Kong protesters demand democracy, but not for their domestic workers
• Hong Kong protesters, leaders remain deadlocked over election demands
• Hong Kong: Why are the protests happening?
• Hong Kong’s people want full decolonization
• Hong Kong’s protesters distance themselves from anti-mainland movement
• House approves US arms for Syrian rebels
• How does the US plan to ‘degrade and destroy’ the Islamic State?
• How fish can make wind farms more efficient
• How to support tribal self-determination
• How to take control of your online advertising profile
• How will Narenda Modi shape India’s role in the world?
• Hundreds feared dead as boat sinks off Libya
• Hundreds of Gaza children permanently disabled by this summer’s conflict
• I want to be your neuroscience experiment
• ISIL closes in on Syrian town on the border with Turkey
• ISIL push spurs mass exodus of Syrian Kurds
• ISIL seizes 16 villages in northern Syria
• ISIL, Ebola and Ukraine: What’s on the agenda at the UN General Assembly
• ISIL, Syria and Ebola loom large at UN General Assembly
• ISIL-linked group executes French hostage
• Ian Paisley, firebrand preacher turned key figure in N Ireland peace, dies
• Ian Paisley: A man of contradictions who finally found peace
• Immigrant vote could sway tight Scottish independence referendum
• Immigration reform delay a 'slap to the face,' activists tell Obama
• Immigration seen as bonanza for slumping global defense industry
• In Brazil’s wetlands, jaguars face a new threat: Drug traffickers
• In Chad, elephants make a comeback
• In Kansas, GOP gets a feeling they’re not in Kansas anymore
• In Wis. governor's race, labor settles for what it can get
• In investigating police shootings, Wisconsin changed the game - or did it?
• In loss, Zephyr Teachout challenges Gov. Coumo’s air of invincibility
• In search of a digital caliphate
• In shadow of oil boom, North Dakota farmers fight contamination
• In times of regional violence, local rules apply
• In war-ravaged eastern Ukraine, few thought cease-fire would last
• Income inequality is unsustainable – just ask Harvard Business School
• India triumphs in maiden Mars mission
• India turns Kashmir flood disaster into PR stunt
• Indian PM Modi aims to bolster US ties
• Indian government dismisses US lawsuit against PM as 'frivolous'
• Indian teen who tried to save father from attack allegedly raped, killed
• Indigenous groups call for drilling limits to fight climate change
• Indigenous leaders prevented from leaving Russia
• Infographic: The Central American child migration boom
• International diplomatic coalition builds against Islamic State
• Internet titans protest ‘fast lanes’ in favor of Net neutrality
• Introducing the Living with Data series
• Iowa cancer patient avoids prison for growing medical marijuana
• Iran warns US against using ISIL threat to push a hostile agenda
• Iraqi PM reveals 'ISIL plot to attack West'
• Iraq’s parliament approves new government
• Islamic State executes UK aid worker
• Islamic State executes second US journalist
• Islamic State fighters number far more than first thought, says CIA
• Islamic State’s execution videos are sly propaganda written in blood
• Israel shoots down Syrian jet over Golan Heights
• Israeli forces kill suspects in teens' deaths
• Israeli leaders condemn military refuseniks as 'criminal'
• Jackson rips NFL for lack of diversity in domestic violence advisers
• Japan volcano death toll rises after more bodies recovered
• Jim Yong Kim and Carolyn Miles talk to Ali Velshi
• Jordanian cleric Abu Qatada acquitted of terror charges
• Journalists’ murders put spotlight on West’s ransom policy divide
• Judge strikes down Ohio ban on political lies
• Justice Department indicts New York man accused of trying to aid ISIL
• Justice Dept. opens civil rights investigation of Ferguson police
• KU policy: Rape is less bad if victim had sex with rapist before
• Kansas High Court strikes Democrat from ballot
• Kansas governor gets schooled over cuts to education budget
• Kansas voters grow tired of Republican revolution
• Kashmir suffers worst flooding in decades, leaving scores dead
• Kenyan efforts to counter Al-Shabab need to be reformed
• Kenyan film tells stories of LGBT lives
• Kerry to meet Palestinian delegation, calls on Israel to reverse land grab
• Kosovo tries to stem flow of ISIL recruits
• Kris Kobach’s improvisational democracy takes center stage in Kansas
• Language diversity threatened in areas with high economic growth, study
• Legal pot entrepreneurs in Denver and Seattle face some complications
• Legal, political questions surround Obama’s delayed immigration action
• Liberia doctors walk out over unpaid wages, complicating Ebola response
• Liberia's chief medical officer quarantined after aide dies of Ebola
• Libya: Send us more arms or face wider threat
• Life in the slow lane: Protest provides glimpse of an un-neutral Net
• Local newspaper: New witnesses emerge in Michael Brown police shooting
• Long-persecuted Yazidis find second homeland in Armenia
• Louisiana court ruling breaks pro-gay-marriage streak
• Loving [hearts] nuclear waste
• Low voter turnout in midterm elections: Can it be reversed?
• MAVEN heading into Mars orbit
• Man charged with arson in Northern California wildfire
• Many UN development goals still far off target, experts say
• March for climate justice, then join the front lines
• Marina Silva’s swift rise aided by leftists, evangelicals and billionaires
• Mediterranean Sea the world’s deadliest migrant crossing, report says
• Meet the Decoder: Sara M. Watson
• Meet the man who killed Pluto
• Message from Liberia: Send help now
• Mexico congressman likely executed by drug cartel, says prosecutor
• Mexico torture report
• Microsoft bought ‘Minecraft’ in a bid for the mobile market, analysts say
• Midterm Elections
• Millions in Sierra Leone on Ebola lockdown
• Missing radioactive material reignites debate on dirty bomb threat
• Missouri carries out its eighth execution of year
• Missouri enacts 72-hour abortion wait period
• Missouri passes training law for teachers who take guns to schools
• Morgan Stanley to pay $95M in mortgage-debt settlement
• Muslim groups denounce anti-Islam ads on NYC buses
• NAACP offers funding to increase number of black cops in Grand Rapids
• NASA picks SpaceX, Boeing for private space taxis to ISS
• NATO plans rapid-reaction force to boost Europe presence
• NATO summit could leave Ukraine out in the cold
• NCAA, we have a problem: Student attendance tanking at football games
• NFL chief refuses to step down over handling of domestic abuse cases
• NFL given Ray Rice video months ago, law enforcement source says
• NFL hires women to help develop domestic violence policy
• NFL: Nearly one-third of former players will suffer brain damage
• NYC lawmakers call for compassion in treating drug overdoses
• NYC mayor: Wage rise ‘one part of bigger strategy’
• NYPD’s outdated policy perpetuates anti-Sikh stereotypes
• Narendra Modi’s US visit elicits mixed reactions from Indian-Americans
• New Afghan president to sign US security pact
• New South, new sport: Atlanta soccer team coming soon
• New UN development goals, same failed policies
• New York cracks down on businesses that defraud immigrants
• New alliances being formed outside governments to fight climate change
• No Refuge: Children at the Border
• No indictments in Ohio Walmart shooting
• North Korea sentences American to six years hard labor for 'hostile acts'
• North Korea sets trial date for detained US citizen
• Nuclear solutions to climate change are anything but
• Obama calls for a higher minimum wage
• Obama inches US closer to accepting land mine ban
• Obama launches national drive to combat campus sexual assault
• Obama promises a long and limited war on Islamic State
• Obama sidesteps Congress in declaring war
• Obama speech thinks local, acts global
• Obama to outline plan to combat Islamic State, eyes strikes in Syria
• Obama to ramp up US response to Ebola
• Obama trumpets coalition strikes in Syria as 'not America's fight alone'
• Obama urges global action to combat climate change: ‘Nobody gets a pass’
• Obama: US misjudged ISIL threat, Iraqi army
• Obama: US will not be intimidated by ‘barbaric’ Islamic State
• Obama: World is not doing enough to stop Ebola
• Obama’s anti-ISIL strategy lacks a political goal
• Obama’s punt on immigration alienates base voters, activists say
• Obesity rates reach historic highs in more US states
• Ode to Okmeydanı: Far-left group fights to save Istanbul neighborhood
• Official campaigning begins ahead of midterm elections
• Official: Cameroon army kills over 100 Boko Haram fighters
• Officials now say 50 died in Xinjiang blasts
• Oil in the Amazon: Who stands to win and lose?
• Oklahoma report: Botched execution result of poor monitoring of IV line
• Oklahoma unveils new execution protocols
• Oklahoma updates policies after botched execution
• Older people benefit worldwide from the rise of social pensions
• Olympian Oscar Pistorius found guilty of manslaughter
• Olympics bus route to displace 900 families from Rio favela
• On the road with Caltech’s award-winning scientists
• Orphaned by Ebola, West African children face rejection by extended family
• Oscar Pistorius cleared of murder charge
• Overcoming Disability: an America Tonight special series
• Owner’s defiance on Redskins name change could end up costing him
• Pacific island nations lead by example at UN climate summit
• Pakistan arrests 10 suspects over shooting of schoolgirl activist Malala
• Palestinian migrants fleeing Gaza Strip drown in Mediterranean Sea
• Pediatricians urge IUDs for teen girls
• Pentagon: US and partner nations launch airstrikes in Syria against ISIL
• Personal essay: Kafka and the nurses
• Philadelphia mayor to sign pot decriminalization bill
• Philippines close to approving autonomous Muslim zone
• Photos: 13th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks
• Photos: Aftermath of US airstrikes in Syria
• Photos: Amazon tribe takes up fight against logging
• Photos: Anti-government protests in Pakistan
• Photos: Astronauts return to earth in Soyuz capsule
• Photos: Australian police foil suspected beheading plot
• Photos: Candomblé festival in Bahia, Brazil
• Photos: Clintons attend annual Harkin Steak Fry in Iowa
• Photos: Death toll rises in Kashmir flooding
• Photos: Fire in Yosemite
• Photos: Fires rage in Northern California
• Photos: Flooding in Manila
• Photos: Fragile cease-fire in Ukraine
• Photos: Hong Kong protesters dig in
• Photos: India spacecraft reaches Mars orbit
• Photos: Lava eruption in Iceland
• Photos: Mining accident in Bosnia
• Photos: People’s Climate March attracts worldwide support
• Photos: Refugee crisis on Turkish-Syrian border
• Photos: Scotland votes on its future
• Photos: Scotland ‘yes’ and ‘no’ signs proliferate as referendum approaches
• Photos: Violence flares at Turkey-Syria border checkpoint
• Photos: World Nomad Games
• Police arrest 104 climate change protesters in Wall Street standoff
• Poroshenko pledges more autonomy to Ukraine's rebellious east
• President Obama does not need Congress to act against ISIL
• President Obama has a huge gas problem
• President Obama’s faulty vision of the Middle East
• Pro-Russian rebels lower demands in peace talks
• Protest marks end of comment period on Net neutrality
• Protesters sound the climate alarm in global marches
• Public should speak up before Fed clamps down on jobs
• Qatar confirms detention of Britons investigating alleged labor abuse
• Qatar frees detained British rights researchers
• Qatari women withdraw from Asian Games over hijab rule
• Ray Rice's former teammate takes on domestic violence
• Referendum marks return of Scottish street politics – whatever the outcome
• Refugees rescued at sea agree to go ashore
• Refusing ‘self-imposed slavery,’ CBC hopes to mobilize black vote
• Rejected by their families, gay teens in the South flock to Atlanta
• Relatives of abducted Iraqi soldiers storm parliament
• Renisha McBride killer sentenced to 17 years
• Report: African Union soldiers raped, sexually exploited Somali women
• Report: Forced labor rife in Malaysian electronics factories
• Report: Income inequality means lower state tax revenues
• Report: More than 5,000 dead in Central African Republic
• Report: Torture in Mexico rose 600 percent during past decade
• Richard III killed in battle while horseless
• Rights group accuses Israel of war crimes over Gaza school raids
• Rights group accuses Nigeria of rampant torture
• Rights group challenges Pennsylvania's execution protocol
• Rights groups slam Australia deal to ship refugees to Cambodia
• Rights groups urge Gambia president to reject anti-gay bill
• Rockefellers and others annouce $50 billion divestment from fossil fuels
• Russia says Ukraine’s NATO aims threaten peace talks
• Russia's sex geckos lost in space
• San Diego cab drivers cry foul over body order rules
• Saudi Arabia gets MOOC’d up
• Schizophrenia is umbrella disease of eight gene disorders, study finds
• Scientists find larger monument buried under Stonehenge
• Scores killed in fierce fighting in Yemen
• Scotland sticks with the UK, but union fissures laid bare
• Scotland to hold referendum on independence from the UK
• Scotland’s Borderers steadfast for no
• Scotland’s future still in doubt
• Scotland’s referendum gets a teenage kick
• Scottish banks deliver blow to independence with threat to head south
• Scottish voters reject independence
• Seattle police aren’t using enough force, internal memo says
• Seeking economic renewal, Newburgh, NY, rolls the dice on gambling
• Senate OKs Obama plan to arm, train Syria rebels
• Shame — not sex — is what feeds the trolls
• Should pregnant women addicted to drugs face criminal charges?
• Skepticism abounds as Obama prepares to unveil ISIL strategy
• Small meteorite strikes Nicaragua, government says
• Soccer supremo Blatter returns to the public eye, but only on tape
• Spanish court suspends Catalonia independence vote
• Still fighting for Chicago
• Stolen celebrity nudes are another reason we shouldn’t trust the cloud
• Stop risking public pensions on hedge funds
• Strike student debt!
• Study: Ebola could strike 20,000 in six weeks, ‘rumble on for years’
• Submit your personal data stories to The Decoder
• Suit accuses Cher of racism, covering up sex assault
• Supplements, steroids and unsuspecting customers
• Support for Hamas, armed confrontation spikes after Gaza war, poll finds
• Supreme Court helps Ohio GOP limit early voting
• Supreme Court to discuss gay marriage appeals cases
• Swedish left-wing bloc wins vote as far-right gains
• Syria rebel leader killed in suicide blast
• Syria rebels free UN peacekeepers
• Syria warns against foreign military action
• Taiwan leader rejects China unification terms
• Taking the measure of a march
• Taliban claim deadly Afghanistan attack
• Talking to Fabien Cousteau from the ocean floor
• Tavis Smiley talks to Antonio Mora
• Tax cuts can do more harm than good
• Technology that may predict your lifespan
• Tension flares in Ferguson after fire destroys Brown memorial
• Tensions run high at Ferguson City Council
• Texas executes man convicted of two murders
• Texas executes woman for starving 9-year-old
• The Dead Poets Society gets a revival online
• The OECD’s latest report is burdened by economic myths
• The Rise of Sovereign Citizens
• The age of rentier capitalism
• The apocalypse will be televised
• The critical mistake that puts aid workers at risk of Ebola infection
• The culture of a good, hard spanking