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Stories for November 2015 Group 2

• Military responses alone will not defeat ISIL
• Millennial voters and young activists rally for social justice
• Millennials are revitalizing organized labor
• Millions of Nepalese children at risk from shortages, says UNICEF
• Milwaukee GOP debate to feature smaller field, amped-up pressure
• Minneapolis mayor requests federal investigation into police shooting
• Minnesota police shooting of black man ruled homicide
• Minnesota probes death of black man at hands of Minneapolis police
• Minorities know there are no safe spaces
• Miss World Canada says China denied her visa over activism
• Mississippi settles state legislative race by drawing straws
• Missouri scheduled to execute man with purported IQ of 67
• Missouri state senator aims to block student's dissertation on abortion
• Mitch Albom talks to Stephanie Sy
• Mizzou picks Middleton as interim president
• Mizzou protests show BLM movement continues to grow
• Mock attack on Kenyan university causes panic, ends in death
• Moderate Muslims and speaking out on ISIL
• Modi's party suffers election defeat, showing his waning political power
• Molenbeek: Belgium’s haven for foreign fighters
• Money in politics or food on the table
• Monitor: Russian airstrikes in Syria kill 42, including 27 civilians
• More VW vehicles equipped with illegal emissions rigging software
• More protests in Minneapolis over police shooting of Jamar Clark
• More stores to shut doors on Thanksgiving
• Mortar attack on UN base in Mali kills at least three
• Moscow drug testing lab suspended in wake of doping scandal
• Ms. World Canada barred from entering China pageant
• Musicians at Latin Grammys tell viewers: ‘Don’t vote for racists'
• Muslim community in France fears backlash over attacks
• Muslim mothers in Belgium say stigmatizing community alienates youths
• Muslims feel they too have become victims
• Muslims struggle to assimilate into French society
• Myanmar holding landmark election
• Myanmar ruling party concedes defeat as Suu Kyi's party heads for big win
• Myanmar vote count underway in historic election
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi meets parliament boss
• Myanmar's Suu Kyi wins seat, demands military meeting
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi eyes post ‘above the president’
• Myanmar’s upcoming elections generate interest worldwide
• Mysterious Mitch McConnell boosters bankrolled by megadonors
• NHTSA fines Takata $70M for faulty air bags
• NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake: ‘I’ve had to create a whole new life’
• NY gov. boosts minimum wage for state workers
• NYC to adopt ‘first aid’ program for mental health
• NYPD: Postal worker spat on Muslim woman
• Names of victims and lives emerge in the aftermath of the Paris attacks
• Native Americans see mixed educational success despite Obama initiatives
• Native Americans should not be left out of Thanksgiving
• Natural hair braiders face knotty fight against government regulations
• Nearly 500,000 Syrian kids shut out of education in Turkey, finds report
• Nestle confirms labor abuse among Thai seafood suppliers
• New England lawmakers vow to fight opioid addiction
• New Orleans public defenders to judge: Stop assigning us new cases
• New York investigating Exxon over climate change statements
• New credit card reader aims to end retail fraud
• New security measures in place in France
• Nicaragua commission gives go-ahead for canal project
• Nigeria creating a national ID card for citizens
• Nigeria orders arrest of top official over $2 billion 'phantom' contracts
• Nigeria’s oil curse
• No Western ground troops against ISIL
• No to hash, yes to public campaign cash: Election Day in review
• Novartis agrees to pay $390 million to settle kickback allegations
• Nuremberg at 70
• OECD nations to limit overseas financing for coal plants
• Obama administration to appeal immigration reform setback to Supreme Court
• Obama calls ISIL a ‘scourge that threatens all of us’ as Hollande visits
• Obama expected to sign defense bill despite clause blocking Gitmo closure
• Obama rejects Keystone pipeline, says US must lead on climate change
• Obama signs budget, debt deal before default deadline
• Obama signs defense bill despite Guantanamo provisions
• Obama urges for meaningful deal at UN climate conference
• Obama ‘deeply disturbed’ by Chicago police shooting of teen
• Obama: GOP foment on Syria refugees ‘needs to stop’
• Obama’s gun control plan ignores the excesses of US arms industry
• Officers ‘reckless’ in shooting of Tamir Rice, reports say
• Ohio prosecutor releases report backing police shooting of Tamir Rice
• Ohio votes down pot legalization
• One Day in Charkh
• One Day in Charkh
• One Israeli, three Palestinians killed in violence
• One Syrian refugee’s story
• One dead, another injured in North Carolina campus shooting
• Online threats prompt increased security at University of Missouri
• Opposition candidate wins Argentine election
• Orca capture trade has moved to Russia, China, activists say
• Oregon AG ‘appalled’ by state’s surveillance of Black Lives Matter
• Outspoken socialist politician declares victory in Seattle
• PKK ends unilateral cease-fire with Turkey
• Pacific trade deal text released, setting up ratification fight for Obama
• Pacific trade pact's final text reveals 'corporate agenda,' critics say
• Palestinian driver shot dead after crashing into a bus stop
• Palestinian protesters in Al-Bireh: 'We're born into a prison'
• Palestinians in occupied territories need protection
• Paris aftermath: Rebels accuse ISIL, Assad regime
• Paris attacks change focus for Democratic debate
• Paris attacks change focus of meeting in Vienna on Syria
• Paris attacks muddle EU response to refugee crisis
• Paris attacks provide ready material for Republican candidates
• Paris attacks shaping the G20 Summit meeting
• Paris attacks: Survivor Stories
• Paris massacres underscore the macabre logic of mass terror
• Paris under a state of emergency
• Paris violence, ISIL dominate G-20 summit agenda
• Parisians getting more details about the attacks on their city
• Parisians in mourning
• Peaceful protest struck by violence in Minnesota
• Pennsylvania police officer acquitted in shooting death of unarmed suspect
• Pentagon chief tours carrier in South China Sea, blames China for tension
• Peshmerga forces wrest Sinjar from ISIL, raise Kurdish flag in town
• Pfizer and Allergan to merge
• Pfizer to buy Allergan for $160 billion
• Phil Donahue opens up about war and policy
• Philadelphia's ‘Cradle to Grave’ program aims to curb gun violence
• Philadelphia’s dirty school problem
• Philadelphia’s dirty schools may be making students and teachers sick
• Photos: Anti-APEC protests in Philippines
• Photos: Anti-American demonstrations in Iran
• Photos: Belgium on Lockdown
• Photos: China sets Singles Day shopping record
• Photos: Dam bursts in Brazil
• Photos: Faces in the crowd at Myanmar's NLD election victory
• Photos: Gunmen take hostages at hotel in Mali
• Photos: In tribute to Paris, world monuments are bathed in French colors
• Photos: Inside Kurdish controlled Syria
• Photos: Mystery of Russian jet crash deepens
• Photos: On board the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle
• Photos: Paris mourns victims of attacks
• Photos: Paris under siege
• Photos: Pope Francis visits the Central African Republic
• Photos: Protest in Chicago over shooting death of Laquan McDonald
• Photos: Protest triggers change at University of Missouri
• Photos: Raid in Saint-Denis
• Photos: Refugees make perilous journey to Lesbos despite rising deaths
• Photos: The Peshmerga occupy an abandoned Iraqi town near the frontline
• Photos: The battle for Sinjar
• Planned Parenthood a longtime target for attacks
• Planned Parenthood shooting suspect faces murder charges
• Planned Parenthood sues Texas over Medicaid cut
• Police arrest suspects in shooting near Jamar Clark protest
• Police departments across the US prioritize homeland security
• Police in Macedonia clash with refugees at border
• Police officer’s wife: ‘The department let him down’
• Police release photo of alleged Paris attacker
• Political debate over accepting Syrian refugees in the US
• Politicians are ignoring Americans with disabilities
• Politicians don’t care about small business
• Politicized environmental agency threatens Wisconsin’s water, critics say
• Poll: Americans, especially young adults, becoming less religious
• Pope Francis in Africa
• Pope Francis to visit 3 African nations
• Pope Francis urges unity as he wraps up visit to Africa
• Pope Francis visits Kenya
• Pope Francis, making first Africa visit, urges Kenyans to work for peace
• Pope says it would be ‘catastrophic' if climate talks are derailed
• Portraits of some black faculty members defaced at Harvard Law
• Portugal's government ousted amid austerity backlash
• Post-Paris calls for expanded surveillance fall flat for many
• Postal union endorses Sanders, citing efforts to save USPS
• Potential fallout from a Nicaraguan canal
• Powerful New York legislator Silver convicted in bribery case
• Powerful labor union SEIU backs Hillary Clinton for president
• Pre-dawn raid in Paris suburb unearths new 'jihadist' cell, police say
• Preliminary evidence suggests bomb aboard crashed Russian plane
• Preserving Miami’s Little Havana
• President Obama addresses ISIL strategy at G-20 summit
• President Obama addresses veterans at Arlington National Cemetery
• President Obama stands firm on his plan to combat ISIL
• Pressure for no-tipping restaurants grows
• Princeton will consider excising Woodrow Wilson's name over racism charge
• Prominent GOP backers cited in FEC probe of nonprofit
• Prosecutor: Paris attackers worked in three coordinated teams
• Protecting California’s levee system
• Protest of Mormon LGBT policy draws hundreds
• Protest over Chicago teen's shooting ties up retail district
• Protest over Minneapolis police shooting ends in arrests
• Protests in Chicago after police release video
• Public services close in Greek general strike
• Puerto Rico is on the brink of default
• Putin calls for sanctions against Turkey after downing of plane
• Putin sends air defense missiles to Syria to deter Turkey
• Putin warns of ‘consequences’ after Turkey downs Russian jet near Syria
• Putin’s post-Paris Syria strategy
• Putting the brakes on red light cameras
• Q&A: How well do technology companies know their supply chains?
• Qatar Film Festival Showcases New Voices in Documentary
• Rabin’s assassination marked the end of the two-state solution
• Racial tensions at Yale University
• Reaction to the Paris attacks from Vienna
• Refugee haven Sweden reintroduces border controls amid migration crisis
• Refugee resettlement agencies continue to work despite uncertainty
• Refugees arriving in the US are often placed in unlikely cities
• Refugees fear backlash as Europe reels from Paris attacks
• Refugees in Balkan limbo as crisis deepens EU divisions
• Refugees in northern Iraq struggle in dire conditions
• Religious discrimination in America
• Religious groups urge GOP to welcome Syrian refugees to US
• Remote province in Afghanistan loses out on funds
• Rent control movement gains momentum as housing prices soar
• Report: Ban Ki-moon to visit North Korea
• Report: Central African Republic rebels stoke violence, burn 'witches'
• Report: More Mexicans leaving US than arriving
• Report: Senators voting against EPA rules received more coal industry cash
• Report: US spent $43M to build a gas station in Afghanistan
• Republican Matt Bevin elected governor of Kentucky
• Republican Party takes on unions
• Republican presidential debate has candidates square off over issues
• Responding to Friday’s bloodbath poses a dilemma for France
• Retired Army Captain receives Medal of Honor
• Reusable rocket takes off and makes historic landing
• Right-to-die fight takes shape in New York
• Rights group: US ally Bahrain continues to torture detainees
• Ripple effects from University of Missouri football players’ action
• Robots on the rise in the US
• Romanian PM, government resign after mass protests over nightclub fire
• Romanian club fire death toll rises to 45 after drummer dies of burns
• Royals rule: Kansas City wins World Series
• Russia accused of widespread doping, cover-ups in damning report
• Russia detains artist who set fire to security service headquarters
• Russia hits back at allegations in doping report
• Russia jet crash probed amid conflicting remarks on ‘external’ factors
• Russia seeks Syria peace talks
• Russia sends anti-aircraft missiles to Syria
• Russia track and field suspended from international competition
• Russian President Vladimir Putin announces doping investigation
• Russian athletics doping scandal
• Russian officials say downed Su-24 was in Syrian airspace
• Russian-Turkish relations in jeopardy after jet is downed
• Ryan won’t work with Obama on immigration
• S. California college dean resigns amid racial tensions
• San Francisco is latest battleground for Airbnb
• San Francisco sheriff increases watch on Felon Immigrants
• San Francisco vote could affect Airbnb
• Sanders has most to prove during Democrats' 2nd debate
• Sanders introduces bill to legalize pot
• Saskatchewan community lives off the grid
• Saudi Arabia seeks impunity at the UN
• Saudi Arabia to execute more than 50 for 'terrorist crimes'
• Saving the ocean's coral reefs
• Scant number of refugees resettled in EU, as 10,000 arrive daily
• Schools offered financial help to drop offensive Native American mascots
• Scientists engineer mosquito with malaria-blocking genes
• SeaWorld in San Diego plans to phase out controversial orca shows
• Seattle board to vote on school start time
• Seattle to clean popular Gum Wall
• Seattle vote takes on big money in elections
• Seattle voters to take aim at big money in politics
• Secret donors fuel pro-Democratic Party campaign powerhouse
• Security tightened sharply in Kashmir ahead of Modi visit
• Seeking votes – and campaign cash – from booming Asian America
• Separate but equal for a high school transgender girl?
• Sex-offender cops: Betrayed by the badge
• Shooting survivor: Gun violence ‘boils down to easy access’
• Should Planned Parenthood stop 3 percent to save 97 percent?
• Sierra Leone declared free of Ebola
• Sierra Leoneans mark Ebola-free status, but outbreak's effects persist
• Six better reasons not to eat pork
• Slovenia erects fence as EU-Africa summit seeks refugee solutions
• Slovenia to start building border fence to control entry of refugees
• Smog chokes Chinese, Indian capitals as climate talks begin
• Soaring violence scars minds of Chicago kids, but help stretched thin
• Solar winds of change on Mars
• Somali hotel attack kills over a dozen, including government official
• Some of Iraq’s ancient heritage locked away because of ISIL threats
• Something’s in the water in Kewaunee County, Wisconsin
• South Dakota tribe burns pot crop for fear of federal raid
• South Korea’s and Japan’s diplomatic efforts to thaw relations
• Spain's street technology brings debate over data
• Special courts trying to help veterans
• Spokane votes on Worker Bill of Rights citizen initiative
• Sports are not war
• Stampede takes place in Paris after panic near site of attacks
• Standoff ends at Australian immigration detention camp
• Star of controversial film on Morocco sex industry seeks refuge in France
• Stealing cows for meth: Oklahoma links cattle thefts to drug use
• Student debt is a problem for the entire US
• Students across US march over debt, free public college
• Students nationwide are protesting microaggressions
• Students vote ‘no confidence’ in Ithaca College president
• Study: Majority of teen sexual assault victims receive subpar medical care
• Study: Most black millennials know victim of police violence, harassment
• Suicide attack in Cameroon kills at least 10
• Suicide bomber in Turkey injures 5 police officers
• Suicide bomber kills at least 21 at Baghdad funeral
• Sun stripped away Martian atmosphere
• Super PAC aims to fix Jeb Bush
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg unplugged
• Supreme Court hearing case that could limit class actions
• Supreme Court justice blocks Native Hawaiian vote count
• Supreme Court rejects cellphone search warrant case
• Supreme Court shows concern over alleged race bias in jury selection case
• Supreme Court stays execution of Missouri inmate
• Supreme Court takes up racial bias in jury selection case
• Supreme Court to decide Virginia redistricting case
• Supreme Court to decide major abortion case for first time since 2007
• Supreme Court to examine group lawsuits brought by workers and consumers
• Supreme Court to hear 'Obamacare' case for the fourth time
• Supreme Court to weigh in on racial bias case
• Surviving ‘Chi-raq’: How communities take a stand against violence
• Surviving ‘Chi-raq’: How communities take a stand against violence
• Survivors of the Paris attacks speak out
• Suspected Boko Haram bombing hits Nigeria Shia procession
• Suspected Paris attacker killed in raid
• Suspected mastermind of Paris attacks killed in police raid
• Suspects charged in Erawan Shrine bombing
• Suu Kyi eyes sweeping powers after ‘free but not fair’ Myanmar vote
• Sweden’s six-hour workday has been vastly exaggerated
• Swedish police raid Roma camp, evict over 100
• Syria's Assad could benefit most from renewed global push against ISIL
• Syrian army breaks two-year siege at Aleppo air base
• Syrian rebels caging prisoners in new defense tactic
• Syrian refugee experience captured in new film
• Syrian refugee: 'Rockets and mortars are raining at you for no reason'
• Syrian refugees adjust to new life in Miami
• Syrian refugees in Louisiana swept up in fierce political debate
• Syrian refugees in Paris fear backlash after attacks
• Syrian refugees in US fear backlash after Paris attacks
• Syrian seeds that have fed generations face extinction
• Taipei protests follow news of first talks between China, Taiwan leaders
• Taiwan, China presidents to meet for first time since 1949
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Anna Deavere Smith
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Jimmy Wales
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Mitch Albom
• Tapped phone led Paris attack leader to his death
• Tax hike in Greece could hurt tourism
• TechKnow: 3D Printing Body Parts - Full Episode
• TechKnow: Talking Cars - Full Episode
• Teen fighting climate change sues North Carolina environmental regulators
• Tens of thousands protest around globe before Paris climate talks
• Texas executes man for killing daughter, stepdaughters in 2000
• Texas vets call for legal medical marijuana, end to painkiller dependence
• Thailand indicts two for deadly Bangkok bombing
• The Afghan military used my home as a detention center
• The Mormon church turns against gay families
• The TPP risks making US-China relations worse
• The US needs to redefine poverty
• The battle over the boycott, divestment and sanction movement
• The case for eliminating criminal probation
• The diplomatic effect of the US targeting ‘Jihadi John’
• The faces of the new food revolution
• The fight against 15: Republicans in debate oppose minimum wage hike
• The first recreational retail pot store on tribal land in the US
• The global response to the attacks in Paris
• The hidden meanings behind ‘our way of life’
• The immigration debate in the GOP
• The international community braces for more attacks from ISIL
• The leading cause of police death: Post-traumatic stress disorder
• The normally bustling streets of Paris eerily empty
• The one-state solution: Obama’s sorry legacy
• The power of ISIL's 'cultural genocide' in Syria and Iraq
• The presidency of George Herbert Walker Bush
• The pulse of the people of Paris
• The refugee crisis is tearing Europe apart
• The state of Social Security in the US
• The vanishing lakes of Wisconsin’s central sands
• The ‘anchor baby’ fight in the US
• These states have the highest gun death rates in America
• Thousands in Paris gather for a moment of silence
• Thousands of robot enthusiasts show off tech skills
• Three Americans held captive in Yemen have been freed
• Three Palestinians die in clashes as Israel toughens fence
• Three foreigners shot dead by Jordanian police officer at training center
• Three hour police raid in Saint Denis officially over
• Three indicted in US over huge cyber hack of JPMorgan, others
• Timeline: Political violence in Mali
• Tiny homes provide shelter for Nashville’s homeless
• Tokyo sues Okinawa in US base relocation dispute
• Tourists and residents return to the bistros and cafes of Paris
• Trans woman discusses life in all-male prison after release
• Transgender rights put to test in Houston ballot measure
• Trial begins for corruption case in Rome
• Trial to pit San Francisco gangster 'Shrimp Boy' against Feds
• Trial to start for Michigan police officer accused in videotaped beating
• Trump denies mocking disabled NYT reporter
• Trump questions Carson’s temper, faith
• Trump’s rivals starting to use his words against him
• Trump’s support down 12 points in poll in less than a week
• Tunisia declares state of emergency after deadly bus attack
• Tunisian authorities detain 30 in aftermath of bus attack
• Turkey and Russia: Playing with fire
• Turkey compromise signals EU 'desperation' over refugees
• Turkey detains 1,300 refugees en route to Greece
• Turkey downs Russian warplane near border with Syria
• Turkey has ‘all but closed its borders’ to Syrian refugees, HRW says
• Turkey releases recording of warnings to Russian plane amid standoff
• Turkey's ruling party sweeps to victory
• Turkey: The new nexus in war against ISIL
• Turkey’s Erdogan hails ruling party win as ‘vote for unity and integrity’
• Turkey’s PM says country won’t apologize for downing of Russian jet
• Turkish prime minister calls for unity and stability
• Twin Cities schools are accused of segregation
• Twitter enters campaign funding game, promising transparency
• Two Bangladesh opposition leaders executed
• Two Israelis, three Palestinians killed as cycle of violence continues
• Two Palestinians killed after alleged car attacks
• Two officers in Louisiana arrested in shooting death of boy
• Two suspects dead in police raid in Saint Denis, France
• UAE takes five Yemeni detainees freed from Gitmo
• UK’s European Union membership in question
• UN probing new sex abuse allegations in Central African Republic
• UN says 5,700 have been killed in Yemen conflict since March
• UN: Denying asylum based on nationality violates international law
• UN: Imprisonment of Malaysian opposition leader was political
• UN: Iraq’s deadly cholera outbreak could spread regionally
• UN: Myanmar releases 53 child soldiers
• UN: Weather disasters occur almost daily
• UNICEF: AIDS is leading cause of death among African teens
• US 'reasonably certain' that airstrike killed ISIL fighter 'Jihadi John'
• US Episcopal Church installs first black leader
• US House votes to halt Syrian refugee resettlement program
• US Reform Jews set to adopt transgender policy, gender-neutral bathrooms
• US air strike targets 'Jihadi John'
• US border agency review rejects body cameras
• US census challenge: Counting every Native American and Alaska Native
• US climate chief determined to forge deal despite major disagreements
• US commits to fund Native American schools
• US economic policies are devastating society
• US employers add 271,000 jobs as unemployment rate falls to 5 percent
• US governors balk at Syrian refugees after Paris attacks
• US leaders cave to popular fear on Syrian refugees
• US may be complicit in war crimes in Yemen
• US mulls smoking ban for public housing nationwide
• US officials suggest attacks in Paris were coordinated
• US orders girls’ locker room access for Chicago trans student
• US probes dolphin deaths after Navy sonar use
• US should not stonewall international inquiry into Kunduz attack
• US tightens visa waiver program in wake of Paris attacks
• US transgender people solemnly mark a deadly year
• US urges dialogue in Burundi amid 'disturbing' rhetoric from leaders
• US women paid less than men in nearly every profession
• US, France debate whether Paris climate treaty would be 'legally binding'
• US, Japan push for South China Sea mention in regional defense statement
• Ugly fruits and vegetables are simply wasted
• United Nations approves resolution urging action against ISIL
• Universal health care to appear on Colorado ballot in 2016
• University of Illinois, Steven Salaita settle over job lost over tweets
• University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe steps down
• University of Missouri president quits amid protests over campus racism
• University of Missouri racial tensions heightened after resignations
• Update: Refugee fears spur rise of Germany’s far right
• Utah judge reverses order to take baby from lesbian couple
• Utah judge rules that married lesbian couple may not keep foster child
• Utah officials reviewing order to remove baby from lesbian foster moms
• VW skilled workers in Tennessee to get UAW vote
• Vatican arrests ex-members of Francis’ reform body over alleged leaks
• Venezuelan opposition politician shot dead
• Venezuela’s electoral system is being unfairly maligned
• Venezuela’s upcoming elections a test for Maduro’s Socialist Party
• Video shows S. African police fatally shooting suspect on ground
• Vietnam abolishes death penalty for 7 crimes
• Violence grips Haiti after contested elections
• Virginia fraternity sues Rolling Stone over rape story
• Virtual water transfers in the US benefitting foreign nations
• Voter identification challenge in North Carolina
• Voters in polarized Turkey choose stability over freedoms
• Waiting for a monster earthquake in the Pacific Northwest
• War on drugs harms youths, doesn’t stop drug use, report says
• Wariness, accusations surround this weekend's China-Taiwan summit
• Was technology used in the planning of the Paris attacks?
• We are all terrorists
• Welcome to DC’s tent city
• Well-planned Mali hotel attack exploited security lapses
• Were the Paris attacks a French intelligence failure?
• What California wildlife tells us about ‘Godzilla’ El Niño
• What California wildlife tells us about ‘Godzilla’ El Niño
• What Hollywood ignores about Bolivia’s ex-president
• What James Bond’s racism teaches us about foreign policy
• What it means to be a bullied transgender kid in Texas
• What’s the matter with Kentucky? Depends who you ask
• When family ties fray, migrant kids can land on streets
• When will a massive earthquake, tsunami hit the Pacific Northwest?
• Where are the guns in France coming from?
• White Chicago officer who fatally shot black teen posts bond
• White House Tribal Nations Conference held in DC
• White House delays release of plan to close Guantánamo, official says
• White House locked down temporarily after fence-jumper caught
• White House reportedly to discuss Syrian refugees with governors
• Who really won the Salaita settlement?
• Why surveillance laws haven’t changed under Obama
• Wisconsin locals fear dust from mines for fracking sand even as boom wanes
• With rising racial tensions, Ithaca College looks for a way forward
• Workers at some US airports plan strike
• World is 1 degree C hotter – halfway to threshold, researchers say
• World leaders begin push for climate deal at critical talks in Paris
• World leaders gather for COP21
• Yahoo a new target in New York daily fantasy sports probe
• ‘Alcatraz of the Rockies’ could welcome relocated Gitmo prisoners
• ‘Assad must go’ is a barrier to peace in Syria
• ‘Clock Kid’ and family seek $15M in damages
• ‘Erdogan has turned more authoritarian’
• ‘Fear and bigotry does not make good public policy’
• ‘Guerrilla’ attack suspected in blast at Yasukuni shrine
• ‘Playing God’: A former Air Force drone operator speaks out
• ‘The Artist Is Present’
• ‘You’re actually doing really crappy, perfunctory interviews’