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Stories for October 2015 Group 2

• Lessons from the Iran talks for Israel and Palestine
• Let it bee: Rise of urban apiaries has New York City buzzing
• Liberal star Trudeau leads polls on eve of Canada elections
• Liberal win in Canada upends nearly a decade of Conservative leadership
• Libya peace process stumbles as crisis looms
• Libya then and now
• Life and music: Joan Armatrading on her last world tour
• Life as a Hafu - Being Mixed Race in Japan
• Little evidence that poor, uninsured will seek assisted suicide
• Living among the dead in the Philippines’ Carreta Cemetery
• Lone remaining gun store in San Francisco is closing up
• Los Angeles enacts new tough earthquake safety law
• Los Angeles ends arrests of minors trafficked into sex trade
• Los Angeles orders quake retrofit for many older buildings
• Lost in the System
• Low-fat diets not the last word in weight loss, study says
• Luis Moreno-Ocampo talks to Richelle Carey
• Lukashenko wins Belarus presidential vote
• MDMA and the Electronic Woodstock
• MH17: Report blames Russian-made missile for downed flight
• MSF-run hospital in Yemen hit by Saudi-led airstrikes
• MSF: Global body asked to probe US bombing of Afghan hospital
• MSF: US strike on Afghan hospital an ‘attack on Geneva Conventions’
• MSF: US tank forced way into bombed Afghan hospital
• Major cyber security bill is on its way to becoming law
• Major sponsors call on FIFA chief Blatter to resign
• Man shot dead trying to enter Bulgaria: ministry
• Manhattan, America’s most unequal place to live
• Many threats face endangered turtles nesting in Mexico
• Marijuana research facing many obstacles
• Marlon James becomes first Jamaican to win Man Booker prize
• Mass shootings unlikely to sway 2016 presidential race
• Massive earthquake hits Afghanistan, deaths reported across South Asia
• Massive storm Patricia slams into Mexico, weakens as it moves inland
• Math scores slip and reading levels flat, national test results show
• Measure to repeal California vaccine law won't be on ballot
• Meet Washington’s wage and hour enforcer
• Meet young migrants risking their lives to reach the US
• Mexicans take stock of Patricia’s damage, clean up after storm
• Mexico braces for Hurricane Patricia
• Mexico braces for strongest recorded hurricane in Western Hemisphere
• Mexico may scale back soda tax
• Mexico mounting new investigation into missing students
• Mich. governor says Flint will switch to Detroit water after health scare
• Michigan ACLU takes on Catholic hospital for refusing tube tying
• Michigan admits mistakes in Flint water testing
• Middle-class Syrian refugees start back at square one in Germany
• Migrant kids highlight legacy of violence and inequality toward Maya
• Millions of Americans have undiagnosed tropical diseases
• Milwaukee’s unlikely homicide spike
• Mississippi city sued over jailing of poor who miss court payments
• Mississippi judge: ‘People charged with crimes, they are criminals’
• Missouri governor commutes sentence for condemned man
• Moby talks to Lisa Fletcher
• Monopoly patent protections endanger middle class jobs
• More blood and guts than tea and crumpets
• More questions rise over public displays of Confederate flag
• More than 700,000 refugees have entered EU in 2015, border agency says
• Moscow claims more ISIL targets hit by airstrikes
• Multiple deaths, hundreds missing in Guatemala mudslide
• Murals in the US shine a light on human rights in Iran
• Muslim groups' lawsuit over NY surveillance revived by US court
• Muslim surveillance by NYPD faces legal scrutiny
• Muslim tradition key issue as Canadians vote today
• Myanmar president sued over alleged Rohingya abuse
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi campaigns in Rakhine, but will avoid Rohingya areas
• Myanmar, ethnic rebel armies sign cease-fire
• NASA Mars rover finds clear evidence for ancient, long-lived lakes
• NASA releases plan to send humans to Mars
• NASA spacecraft set for icy dive into plume of Saturn moon
• NATO blasts Russian violation of Turkish airspace
• NATO blasts ‘unacceptable’ Russian violation of Turkish airspace
• NATO chief prepared to send troops to Turkey after air incursion by Russia
• NATO: Helicopter crash at Kabul base kills 5
• NJ judge says green groups can't intervene in state's Exxon deal
• NOAA says El Niño unlikely to pull California out of drought
• NY opens inquiry into fantasy sports companies
• NY to expand anti-bias rules to include gender identity
• NYPD officer dies after being shot in the head while chasing suspect
• NYPD watchdog substantiates ex–tennis star’s force complaint
• Nepal faces looming food crisis after natural disasters hit farmers
• Netanyahu calls on Abbas to help end clashes
• Netanyahu defends plan for surveillance at holy site as violence continues
• Netanyahu denounces Iran deal at the UN
• Netanyahu mulls revoking rights for some Palestinians in East Jerusalem
• Netanyahu’s absurd Holocaust mythology
• New California law requires warrants for searching digital data
• New VW boss warns staff of ‘massive cutbacks’ after emissions scandal
• New York rally honors victims of police killings
• New York's jails still plagued by violence, city official says
• New book series for children features real-life female heroes
• New effort to end the war in Syria is underway in Vienna
• New leak of US intelligence highlights contours of drone program
• New presidential polls don’t tell full story
• New space discovery has scientists wondering about alien life
• Niall Ferguson on 2016 election
• Niall Ferguson on working in the White House: ‘God forbid’
• Nicholas Negroponte talks to Ali Velshi
• Nigeria attempts to rebuild after Boko Haram
• Nigeria's Buhari open to negotiations with Boko Haram for kidnapped girls
• Nine killed by gunman in shooting at Oregon college
• Nine killed in raid on suspected ISIL cell in Turkey
• No charges for S. Carolina cop who killed 19-year-old during drug sting
• No financial incentives for Chinese to have more babies
• No-tipping trend growing in restaurants
• Nobel Prize awarded to Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet
• Nona Hendryx talks to Randall Pinkston
• Northrop Grumman wins long-range bomber contract
• Not your stereotypical psychedelic drug user
• Nurse quarantined over Ebola fears sues Gov. Chris Christie
• Obama OKs sending commandos to assist in Syria
• Obama administration faces heat on family detention centers
• Obama announces deployment of 300 troops to Cameroon
• Obama begins tough sell of trade agreement to Congress, public
• Obama calls for criminal justice reform and tougher gun laws
• Obama calls on police chiefs to embrace gun control, justice reform
• Obama hears proposals on future of labor at Worker Voice summit
• Obama livid over Russian airstrikes
• Obama misled the public on drones
• Obama plan: 5,500 troops in Afghanistan through 2017
• Obama releases plan pushing states to cut power plant carbon emissions
• Obama scraps Afghan troop withdrawal, passing war on to next president
• Obama sending a small number of special forces to Syria
• Obama to keep troops in Afghanistan beyond 2016, officials say
• Obama urges Congress to raise borrowing limit, acknowledges challenges
• Obama vetoes $612 billion defense bill in rebuke to GOP
• Obama visits Roseburg, Oregon
• Obama vows to combat epidemic of heroin, painkiller abuse
• Obama warns over test 'obsession,' calls on schools to set limits
• Obama: 'Thoughts and prayers are not enough'
• Obama: Clinton made ‘mistake’ having own email server
• Obama’s Afghanistan withdrawal plan drawn out
• Obama’s record looms over Democratic debate
• Officer who dragged teen across South Carolina classroom fired
• Officials fear for Cubans who migrate to Florida
• Officials scramble to rescue those trapped by earthquake in Pakistan
• Ohio delays executions until 2017 over lack of lethal drugs
• Ohio lawmakers argue Good Samaritan law can save addicts’ lives
• Okinawa governor revokes approval for relocation of US air base
• Oklahoma agrees to hold off executions until at least 2016
• Oklahoma halts all executions after lethal injection drug shipment mix-up
• Oklahoma used wrong drug in execution
• Ole Miss takes down state flag containing confederate emblem
• On Ayotzinapa anniversary, all eyes on Mexico
• One killed, three wounded in Tennessee State shooting
• One-child policy ends in China
• Op to free ISIL hostages sees first US ground casualty against group
• Oral history: The last days of Harold Nickelsberg
• Oregon bakers refuse to pay damages in denial of service for gay wedding
• Oregon college shooter amassed arsenal of 13 guns – all purchased legally
• Oregon college shooting leaves at least 10 dead
• Oregon gunman had multiple weapons
• Oregon gunman spared victim to make delivery to authorities
• Oregon gunman took own life after slaying 9, authorities say
• Oregon massacre coverage stigmatizes mental illness
• Oslo moves to ban cars from city center
• Oslo negotiator discusses rising tensions
• Overburdened justice system has no time for the poor
• Overwhelmed public defenders in California seek justice for poor clients
• O’Malley, Sanders aim to bridge gap with Hispanic voters
• PEGIDA protests turn up heat on EU immigration officials
• Pair awarded Nobel physics prize for solving elusive particle puzzle
• Pakistani convicted of blasphemy placed in solitary confinment
• Pakistan’s mental health problem
• Palestine’s perspective on brokering peace with Israel (Part 2)
• Palestinian Day of Rage turns deadly as tension gives way to violence
• Palestinian armed groups remain sidelined — for now
• Palestinian families in East Jerusalem evicted amid rising tensions
• Palestinian killed as protests, clashes continue in West Bank
• Palestinian killed by Israeli forces; Kerry seeks to ease holy site unrest
• Palestinian woman shot after stabbing Israeli man
• Palestinian-Israeli unrest continues with clashes, spate of stabbings
• Palestinians in Jerusalem need their own leadership
• Palestinians killed amid spate of stabbings targeting Israelis
• Palestinians killed as stabbings and clashes continue
• Paralysis over Syria builds pressure for reform at United Nations
• Parents say violent arrest of South Carolina girl reflects broader bias
• Park Geun-hye, Obama to meet in Washington
• Paul Prudhomme, celebrity chef who promoted Cajun cuisine, dies at 75
• Paul Ryan reluctant to become House speaker
• Paul Ryan will seek House speaker post
• Paul Ryan: ‘We’re wiping the slate clean’
• Peace process over, it’s Year Zero for Israelis and Palestinians
• Pentagon: Russia, US agree to minimize risks in Syrian skies
• Percentage of people in extreme poverty to fall below 10 percent
• Perry met with ‘suspicious’ Chinese tycoons behind Texas methanol plant
• Petrobras reeling from scandal
• Photo retailer B&H faces unwanted exposure over worker safety
• Photographer documents an ancient civilization
• Photos: 150 rescued from sinking boat off Lesbos
• Photos: After refugee boats sink, a desperate attempt to save lives
• Photos: Crush of refugees at Serbia Croatia border
• Photos: Mourning the victims of the Ankara attacks
• Photos: Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi campaigns in contentious Rakhine State
• Photos: Palestinian Youth Confront Israeli Forces
• Photos: Record rainfall in South Carolina
• Photos: Refugees flood into Slovenia
• Photos: Russian offensive in Syria
• Photos: Shooting at Umpqua Community College
• Photos: South Africa students protest tuition hikes
• Photos: South Asia recovers from devastating earthquake
• Photos: The last days of Jessie West in her Detroit home
• Photos: The wreckage of MH17 is reconstructed by investigators
• Photos: Views of Kunduz after the departure of the Taliban
• Photos: Violence escalates in Palestinian Israeli clashes
• Photos: ‘Jungle’ refugee camp in Calais prepares for winter
• Pinochet ordered killing on US soil of Chilean diplomat
• Pistorius released from prison, put under house arrest
• Planned Parenthood changes fetal-tissue reimbursement policy
• Planned Parenthood ends controversial practice
• Plans for MLK monument in Georgia sparks debate
• Playboy magazine to stop publishing fully nude photos
• Pluto continues to baffle as New Horizons reveals 'astounding' complexity
• Poisoned by poachers: Zimbabwe elephants killed by cyanide
• Police crack down on mourners after bomb blasts rock Turkish capital
• Police disband sit-in at Baltimore City Hall, make several arrests
• Police: Swedish school attacker had 'racist motives'
• Polish judge denies US extradition for Polanski over 1977 statutory rape
• Political inertia stalls China’s economic reforms
• Pope Francis questions American exceptionalism
• Pope criticizes conservative bishops with ‘closed hearts’ after synod
• Pope defends hetero marriage as he opens synod
• Populism and conspiracy theories winning votes among disillusioned Poles
• Portugal government re-elected without majority
• Portuguese election results spell trouble for anti-austerity efforts in EU
• Powerful earthquake brings devastation in Afghanistan
• Powerful public sector union AFSCME backs Clinton, boosting campaign
• Praying after football games gets high school coach in trouble
• Pregnant woman, child killed in Gaza amid rising wave of violence
• Prep school grad gets a year in jail for sexual assault
• Pressure growing from Eastern Europe over refugee overload
• Prison phone call price gouging is over
• Proportion of US adults backing pot legalization hits high, says study
• Prosecutors open Baltimore public housing sex-for-repairs investigation
• Prospects for Palestinian statehood
• Protests grow in Australia over deportation of pregnant refugee
• Protests in Kashmir over killing of Pakistani rebel leader
• Public defender’s office accuses police of racial profiling
• Public defense advocate: Cash-bail system 'a mechanism for incarceration'
• Public pensions invest big in Blackstone's controversial rental properties
• Publisher apologizes for textbook calling slaves ‘workers’
• Puerto Rico considers simple solution to debt crisis: Don’t pay
• Push for a woman as next UN secretary-general
• Pushy parents lead to decline in children playing sports
• Putin accuses West of double standard over Syria
• Quake death toll rises as Afghanistan-Pakistan survivors await aid
• Rachid Ghannouchi opens up about the US
• Racist murder sparks Sweden’s Black Lives Matter
• Rambod Javan’s revolutionary goal of happiness
• Rebooting psychedelic science
• Recreational cannabis sales start in Oregon
• Refugee athletes eligible to compete in Olympics
• Refugees represent the mass movement of history
• Refugees stranded at Balkan borders suffer as weather worsens
• Refugees will change Europe for the better
• Released from Gitmo, Aamer confronts new challenges
• Relief on Capitol Hill after budget deal
• Rent control poised for comeback in tech-booming Northern California
• Report: Arizona tried to illegally import lethal injection drug
• Report: At least one dead in suicide attack at Saudi mosque
• Report: ICE ‘complicit’ in hiding violations at detention centers
• Report: Mass graves, rape and cannibalism in South Sudan
• Report: Nuclear smugglers sought ISIL buyers
• Report: Philippines fourth deadliest for journalist worldwide
• Report: Somaliland mental health patients abused and neglected
• Report: US government impedes medical marijuana research
• Report: US to release 6,000 federal prisoners
• Reports: Tamir Rice shooting justified
• Republican Party suspends partnership with NBC News for February debate
• Republican super PACs dominate early ad spending
• Republicans set to face off in Colorado
• Republicans' troubles were made in House
• Rescuers struggle to reach quake-hit areas in Pakistan, Afghanistan
• Researchers may have discovered alien structures on distant star
• Residents in ISIL's Syrian capital fear military conscription
• Rich nations ‘not doing enough’ to fight climate change
• Richard Branson: Spaceport America is alive
• Richard Branson: War on drugs has failed
• Rights activist calls on Iraqi lawmakers to legalize women’s shelters
• Riots break out after Israeli settlers shot dead in West Bank
• Rise of rapes in India: Attacks against women and girls continue
• Rising drug prices in America
• Rising seas overwhelm Delaware tide gates
• Rising tensions between Israel and Palestine
• Rivalries on display at GOP debate
• Rocky road ahead for drug offenders freed under new laws
• Romanian nightclub fire and stampede kill dozens
• Rsks of drilling for oil in one of the last unexplored regions
• Runoff forced in Argentina presidential election
• Russia accused of killing Syrian civilians, warned over non-ISIL raids
• Russia carries out second day of airstrikes in Syria today
• Russia defends strikes bolstering Assad government ‘weak spots’
• Russia may be wading into a quagmire in Syria
• Russia says will step up Syrian airstrikes; raids seen near Turkey border
• Russia strikes three medical facilities in Syria, says NGO
• Russian airstrike controversy reaches boiling point
• Russian airstrikes earn Putin a warning
• Russian airstrikes, Syrian army target rebels in Syria
• Russian embassy in Syria shelled during rally
• Russian jet broke up at high altitude, official says
• Russian missile-maker contradicts Dutch MH17 crash report
• Russian missiles fired from Caspian Sea
• Russia’s Syria strikes reveal incoherence in US policy
• Ryan elected speaker, tasked with fixing ‘broken’ House and uniting GOP
• Ryan to run for House speaker if he can unify GOP
• S. Korean ferry firm head sentenced over sinking
• SC teen suffered several injuries in violent classroom arrest, says lawyer
• SXSW is latest victim of online harassment controversy
• Sad effect of wind turbines on wildlife
• San Francisco board reaffirms city is immigrant sanctuary
• San Quentin prisoners seek college education
• Sanctions hurt climate change efforts, Iran envoy says
• Sanders would remove pot from fed's drug list
• Saudi Arabia Hajj disaster death toll rises
• Saudi employer accused of chopping off Indian maid’s arm
• Saudi prince accused of sexually assaulting employee escapes felony charge
• Saudi, UN chief differ on Assad's fate as Syrian violence rages
• Saudi-led coalition accused of war crimes in Yemen
• Scandal rocks DraftKings and FanDuel
• School board recall vote in Colorado could have national implications
• School officer tosses student in South Carolina
• Scientists share Nobel Prize for medicine for anti-parasite drugs
• Scores killed in Russian, pro-Assad airstrikes in northern Syrian cities
• Scores of civilians, including children, killed in South Sudan in October
• Scottish economist Angus Deaton awarded Nobel Prize
• Scottish prosecutors: 2 Libyans are Lockerbie bomb suspects
• Scuffles at European borders as refugees lose patience
• SeaWorld strikes back against orca breeding ban
• Seattle drug program criticized for being too soft
• Seattle restaurant workers report 'serious problems' despite $15 wage law
• Second Palestinian teen killed in West Bank
• See Jerusalem through Palestinian eyes
• Seeking information on rare epilepsy form, parents drive new research
• Senate OKs budget, debt deal, sends measure to Obama
• Senate aides boycott cafeteria in solidarity with union drive
• Senate opens debate on new rules for cybersecurity
• Senate panel votes to lift ban on oil exports
• Senate passes bill to push sharing of information on hacker threats
• Seventh church set ablaze in two weeks in St. Louis
• Sex education in Louisiana schools sparks debate
• Shaker Aamer freed after 14 years
• Sharp divide over California's bullet background check bill
• Should Japan join a Chinese-led banking body?
• Should elementary school teachers be armed?
• Sierra Leone opens schools for pregnant girls after spike amid Ebola
• Singapore church leader found guilty in $35M fraud case
• Slavery’s long legacy in a corner of Ohio
• Slideshow: A Samsung worker's story – Han Hae-Kyung
• Slovenia asks EU for help after arrival of 12,000 refugees
• Slovenia to OK border troops, slams Croatia's lack of refugee 'controls'
• Snowden lashes out at US government for keeping drone program secret
• Snowfields in Beartooth Mountains melt away into history
• Soccer brings refugees together in Chicago high school
• Socialism with an American face
• Soldiers in Slovenia to patrol borders
• South Africa president to meet students protesting planned tuition hike
• South Africa student protests reveal deep discontent with Zuma government
• South Africa students arrested at protests against proposed tuition hike
• South Africa threatens to withdraw from ICC, alleging anti-African bias
• South Africa's Zuma nixes tuition hike amid #FeesMustFall protests
• South African miners take gold industry to court
• South African students show they have had enough
• South Carolina flooding leaves nine dead
• South Carolina floods bring devastation to farm crops
• South Carolina residents fear worst is not over
• South Carolina still on edge from flooding
• South Carolina’s poorest residents worried about flood recovery
• Spain grants citizenship to 4,302 descendants of expelled Jews
• Special interest money is targeting state judicial elections, study finds
• St. Louis landfill fire threatens nuclear waste area
• St. Louis police increase reward for information after church fires
• Starbucks, Fiat in hot water after Europe finds tax breaks illegal
• Startup school takes on elite universities
• State challenges Chattanooga’s gigabit plan for rural communities
• State vs City in Chattanooga’s battle to be 'Giga-City'
• Steelmaker cuts 1,200 UK jobs due to cheap China imports; shrouds Xi visit
• Stingray cell surveillance can record conversations, bug phones
• Stop complaining about ‘victimhood culture’
• Stop malvertising
• Stop policing gender outlaws
• Struggling to live in a city of the dead
• Student gives first-hand account of Oregon shooting
• Study finds lower re-election rates for minority judges
• Study: Europe’s children hit hardest by economic crisis
• Study: Supreme Court 'right to work' ruling could drag down pay
• Stunning Liberal victory in Canada hands Justin Trudeau PM post
• Suicide bombers kill dozens at two northeast Nigerian mosques
• Suppliers feel the squeeze as Walmart's earnings drop
• Supreme Court returns for a new term
• Supreme Court right-to-work case could speed decline of unions
• Supreme Court to hear life sentence arguments for juveniles
• Surviving Ebola is just the first step
• Suspected Boko Haram fighters kill 13 people in Niger
• Suspected Russian jets launch new air strikes in Syria
• Suspected arson attacks target Swedish refugee shelters
• Switzerland, a model country for gun ownership
• Syria rebels proclaim unity against Russian fire
• Syrian anti-ISIL activist beheaded in Turkey
• Syrian army on the offensive with increased support from Russia
• Syrian army, Russian jets target rebel towns north of Homs
• Syrian government attacks kill civilians as peace talks start in Vienna
• Syrian refugee family begins new life in Sweden
• Syrian refugee family calls Detroit home
• Syrian soccer: Succeeding against the odds
• Syria’s Assad makes surprise trip to Moscow to talk war plans with Putin
• Taliban target women’s shelter in Kunduz
• Taliban threaten second Afghan provincial capital as insurgency spreads
• Taliban withdraw from key Afghan city
• Talk therapy, lower-dose meds deemed more effective for schizophrenia
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Luis Moreno-Ocampo
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Moby
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Nona Hendryx
• Tamir Rice family says prosecutor is biased, should step aside
• Teachers in Mexico face tests to determine competency
• TechKnow's Phil Torres grants 'Make A Wish' in Panama
• TechKnow: Operation Ice Bridge - Full Episode
• TechKnow: Swimming with Sharks - Full Episode
• Tech’s low-wage workers disrupt the disruptors
• Tennessee county commission votes down attempt to raise Confederate flag
• Texas cuts off Medicaid funding to Planned Parenthood
• Texas executes man for 2001 police killing
• Texas inmate executed for killing man in $8 robbery
• Texas teen arrested for homemade clock moving to Qatar
• Texas teen spots slavery inaccuracy in textbook
• Thai navy intercepting boats carrying Rohingya refugees
• The Asian disadvantage
• The Central Valley towns hit hardest by California drought
• The Democratic debate revealed Sanders’ true strength
• The GOP future is here
• The Puerto Rico Gamble
• The UAE shouldn’t imprison activists in the name of counterterrorism
• The big business of immigration detention centers
• The billion-dollar business of fantasy football
• The corruption of Myanmar's jade trade ‘heist’
• The fight for clean water in Flint, Mich.
• The fight for the first food
• The immigration interview: A moment of truth for migrants, refugees
• The impact of the TPP deal on the Presidential election
• The impact of ‘one person, one vote’ in a Latino district
• The leading cause of police death: post-traumatic stress disorder
• The more unequal the country, the more the rich rule
• The natural-food industry should get political
• The new face of white-power music
• The power of hate music in America
• The road ahead for residents of Roseburg
• The seedy world of Hmong child sex tourism
• The tide is turning against Zionist extremism
• The topic of marijuana could surface in GOP debate
• The world needs investigative journalism
• There’s no reason to celebrate the TPP
• This election cycle, TV and polls play bigger roles
• Thousands of inmates released
• Thousands of nonviolent offenders begin release, but difficulties remain
• Thousands of refugees stranded as Balkans struggle with backlog
• Thousands of refugees stuck in Croatia
• Thousands stranded in the Balkans on new refugee route through Europe
• Threat is far from over in South Carolina
• Three Palestinians shot dead amid clashes in the West Bank
• Three killed after deadly stabbing attack at Swedish school
• Three years later the damage of Sandy is still felt
• To be or not to be: The great firewall of Thailand
• Too soon to claim third intifada, Palestinian thinkers say
• Top 500 US firms keep $2.1 trillion in tax havens, study finds
• Top South African university to reopen after tuition protests
• Torrential rainfall in North, South Carolina leaves at least 12 dead
• Trade deal is big win for Big Pharma, health rights advocates say
• Trans-Pacific Partnership deal reached
• Transportation Department pushes to regulate drones
• Trio awarded chemistry Nobel for work on DNA repair
• Troops who sought strike on Afghan hospital thought it was run by Taliban
• Trudeau says Canada will withdraw from anti-ISIL coalition
• Trudeau win marks new era in Canada green policies, but not on Keystone
• Trump’s hair stars in new play in Mexico
• Trump’s love of eminent domain strikes another contrarian note
• Trump’s tax plan should be titled ‘The Art of the Con’
• Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Turkey rebuffs EU on refugee deal, accuses bloc of ‘political bribery’
• Turkey says Russian warplane violated its airspace
• Turkey shoots down drone near border with Syria
• Turkey suspends Ankara police, intelligence, security chiefs after bombing
• Turkish investigators focus bombing probe on ISIL
• Turkish voters to head back to the polls on Sunday
• Twenty nations vulnerable to climate change form action group
• Two Israelis killed in stabbing attack; Palestinian suspect shot dead
• Two Palestinians shot dead in latest West Bank violence
• Two females to compete in Bathurst's V8 ‘supercar’ race
• Typhoon Koppu batters Philippines
• Typhoon Koppu hits Philippines, displaces thousands
• Typhoon Koppu leaves 60,000 homeless in Philippines
• UAW deal with Fiat Chrysler stalls out
• UAW threatens strike at Fiat Chrysler
• UAW, GM reach tentative contract
• UK to press Saudi Arabia over Briton facing 350 lashes
• UN Human Rights Council calls for Sri Lanka civil war accountability
• UN Security Council to discuss Israeli-Palestinian unrest
• UN calls on EU to resettle more refugees
• UN chief to visit Middle East amid worsening civil strife
• UN condemns US embargo on Cuba
• UN council OKs mission against human trafficking off Libya