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Stories for February 2015 Group 2

• Sext ed? Ontario's new sexual education plan to include Internet advice
• Shelling kills at least 5 in eastern Ukraine
• Shells hit Donetsk, five more Ukrainian soldiers killed
• Shelters urged to respect gender identities of trans residents
• Should the US help arm Ukraine?
• Showdown expected over Vermont's proposed gun restrictions
• Signs point to US and Iran closing in on a nuclear deal
• Silk Road mastermind convicted of running online drugs hub
• Six Taiwanese inmates commit suicide after failed prison break
• Six dead in train vehicle crash in suburban NY
• Six months after Michael Brown’s death, is Ferguson still divided?
• Slap by Florida cop highlights need for homeless rights, say advocates
• Slowing global warming a moral duty to most Americans, survey finds
• Smart buildings: Architects using brain science for design guidance
• Smart guns getting pushback from powerful gun lobbyist
• Soccer deaths raise the stakes for Egypt’s President Sisi
• Soccer’s racism problem proves difficult to kick from game
• Somali-Americans say barring remittances could provoke crisis
• Some parents say vaccines violate their anti-abortion beliefs
• Someone please disrupt the Oscars
• Sony Pictures co-chair quits after hacking attack
• South African singer wants elites to face the music
• South Carolina inmates punished with solitary confinement for Facebook use
• South Carolina lawmakers seek to roll back marriage equality
• South Korean court strikes down law banning adultery
• South Sudan government, rebels sign ceasefire deal
• South Sudan’s warring factions sign new agreement
• Spain’s young ‘party of change’ rocks to a ’70s beat
• Spare the people leaders with Western educations
• Spy Cables: 4 things we learned from the leaked documents
• Spy Cables: Inside South Africa's spy agency
• State Department sets new policy for US drone exports
• Steroid clinic boss that supplied MLB players sentenced to prison
• Strangers in their own land: Displaced Ukrainians face uncertain future
• Strict vaccine law introduced in California following measles outbreak
• Striking California oil refinery workers demand better safety, wages
• Strong dollar: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Struggle for racial equality in America continues
• Study finds incoming college freshmen drink and socialize less, worry more
• Study shows LGBT youths engage in 'survival sex'
• Study shows high rate of sex offenders killed in California prisons
• Study shows widening college completion gap between rich and poor
• Study: College athletes are more likely to gang rape
• Suicide blast in Nigeria kills 7 as Boko Haram pursues deadly campaign
• Suicide bombing in northeast Nigeria kills 19, residents say
• Suicides among middle-aged spiked after 2007, tied to economic downturn
• Super Bowl ads fall well short of game
• Superbug kills 2 in North Carolina
• Supreme Court hears anti-Muslim bias claim against Abercrombie
• Supreme Court should not gut fair housing protections
• Suspected Israeli nationalists torch Christian seminary in Jerusalem
• Swiss prosecutor raids HSBC offices after opening criminal probe
• Syria being tipped off about US-led strikes against ISIL, says Assad
• Taiwan passenger jet hits bridge, plunges into river
• Taiye Selasi talks to Stephanie Sy
• Taliban bombers attack Afghan police station, killing 20
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Zubin Mehta - Full Episode
• Tangerine dream? No, toxic cloud
• Tank factory workers decry war that pits Ukrainian against Ukrainian
• TechKnow: Kid Genius - Full Episode
• Tell David Brooks the ‘nones’ are alright
• Tensions high in South Dakota after alleged assault on Native students
• Tents come down – for good – at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week
• Texas AG: 'Legal chaos' if same-sex marriage not deemed void
• Texas executes prison escapee for officer’s death
• Texas issues marriage license to gay couple despite ban on same-sex unions
• Thailand bans surrogacy for foreigners
• Thailand files charges against former PM Yingluck
• The CDC knows what ails you — and now, so do many others
• The Catholic Church's center of gravity shifts south
• The Chinese blockbuster awakens!
• The Disappearing Delta
• The Disappearing Delta
• The Week Ahead: Remaking the church
• The West Wing grapples with CVE
• The Yazidis still face catastrophe
• The art of bank robbery
• The failure of US farm policy? It's in the snirt
• The fine art of recycling: turning coal into art
• The food movement should learn from the propaganda industry
• The growing debate surrounding AP US history
• The hidden promise of fake-boyfriend apps
• The hidden victims of campus sexual assault: Students with disabilities
• The lost children of Nigeria: Boko Haram orphans thousands
• The lucrative masquerade of merchandise as art
• The mysterious, troubling case of missing Relisha Rudd
• The phantom menace of political correctness
• The real reason Nigeria should delay elections
• The rich own our democracy, new evidence suggests
• The right to counsel must be protected and expanded
• The short, brutal life of male chickens
• The struggle to save the ‘Congolese unicorn’
• The war inside: Treating Somalia's mentally ill
• Thousands gather to mourn slain Muslim students in North Carolina
• Thousands in Cameroon protest against Boko Haram
• Thousands join vigil for Denmark shooting victims
• Thousands protest UK branch of anti-Islam group PEGIDA
• Three Brooklyn men charged in plot to join ISIL
• Three Muslim students shot dead near UNC Chapel Hill
• Time to implement the US-China climate accord
• Timeline: Pennsylvania 'junkyard dog' pushes to rid town of nuclear waste
• To be commander at Gitmo, no experience necessary
• To solve Ukraine crisis, Europe breaks from the US
• To stop Big Oil, environmentalists need labor unions
• Top US doctor says medical marijuana ‘can be helpful’
• Tripoli-backed fighters sent to Sirte to confront ISIL
• Turkey revokes passport of bitter Erdogan rival Gulen
• Turkey’s Erdogan scolds Obama for being ‘silent’ on slain Muslims students
• Turkish forces enter Syria to rescue soldiers, Ottoman tomb
• Turning to the 60s to combat today’s maladies
• Twitter and Google strike deal to show tweets in search results
• Twitter: Turkey tops countries demanding content removal
• Two generations fighting for civil rights
• UCLA superbug kills 2 people; 179 exposed
• UK Telegraph killed story to please advertiser, says head politics writer
• UK Telegraph: Is their ‘fundamental distinction’ a special relationship?
• UK lawmakers pass three-parent babies bill
• UK tribunal says secret surveillance deal with NSA was illegal
• UN Gaza inquiry head to quit over Israeli claim of bias
• UN court rules Serbia, Croatia not guilty of genocide in Balkan wars
• UN envoy: Yemen on brink of civil war
• UN human rights chief warns of ‘dangerous escalation’ in Ukraine
• UN: Afghanistan civilian casualties rise to highest level in five years
• UN: Growing number of attacks against schoolgirls worldwide
• UN: Hundreds of migrants missing at sea, feared dead
• UNC board votes to close poverty center amid protests
• US Defense Secretary convenes policy meeting on ISIL in Kuwait
• US bank regulators may destroy Somalia’s economy
• US bars Venezuelan officials, relatives from entering US
• US closing embassy in Yemen
• US considering slowing exit from Afghanistan
• US court orders Palestinians to pay Israeli attack victims more than $218M
• US drops probe into News Corp's phone hacking scandal
• US drug czar supports DC pot legalization drive
• US hostage killed in Jordan airstrike, ISIL claims
• US oil workers strike over pay, benefits and safety
• US probes massive data breach at health insurer Anthem
• US rescinds rule requiring Gitmo judges to move to Cuban base
• US sells prisoners to the highest bidders
• US, China to discuss repatriation of Chinese fugitives
• US, Liberia begin clinical trial of Ebola drug ZMapp
• US, Turkey sign deal to arm, train Syria rebels
• US-Israel quarrel intensifies over Netanyahu Congress speech
• Uber security breach revealed 50,000 driver's license numbers
• Uighurs flee China for Turkey in search of peace
• Ukraine civilians suffer in renewed fighting as truce talks collapse
• Ukraine crisis: Leaders to hold summit in Minsk
• Ukraine fighting rages on as cease-fire looms
• Ukraine peace talks continue past dawn
• Ukraine president wants UN peacekeepers to monitor cease-fire
• Ukraine truce holding, except in eastern railway hub
• Ukraine, rebels withdraw heavy weapons from front line
• Ukraine’s future depends on Western funds
• Ukrainian troops retreat from flashpoint town amid sound of artillery fire
• Underground wrestling a hit in Oakland
• Undocumented immigrants awaiting deportation relief dealt another delay
• Unions can fix the crisis facing adjunct professors
• United Steelworkers widens oil refinery strike
• Unmasking of 'Jihadi John' sheds little light on his radicalization
• Vaccine debate jabs GOP presidential hopefuls
• Valentine's Day sparks pushback, cultural tensions in Asia
• Venezuela seizes mayor accused in coup plot
• Video chats replace in-person visits in US jails and prisons
• Violence continues across eastern Ukraine despite new cease-fire deal
• Violence erupts in Venezuela to mark 2014 unrest
• Voodoo and African-American political struggle
• Walmart says it will raise wages for 500,000 employees
• War reporters know that covering conflict can come at a price
• Washington, DC, legalizes recreational marijuana
• West Africa sees spike in Ebola cases as decline stalls, WHO says
• West Coast ports partially shut down amid labor dispute
• West Virginians start clean up after massive oil train derailment
• Western states face megadrought, experts warn
• What do the leaders of Yemen's Houthis want?
• What is #BrandingBlack?
• What the Spy Cables reveal about Israel
• What would Fanon say about François Hollande’s France?
• What's in a headline? Critics claim bias in #ChapelHillShooting coverage
• Whether pro-life or pro-choice, let’s be pro-voice
• Who are the Guantánamo ‘recidivists’?
• Why are Floridians being forced to sell their homes at huge losses?
• Why is Harper Lee releasing ‘Go Set a Watchman’ now?
• Why political correctness is still politically relevant
• Widespread testing of two Ebola vaccines begins in Liberia
• Will Matt DeHart be the next victim of the war on leaks?
• Will the U.S. prosecute torture?
• Will the West, Egypt intervene in Libya's civil war?
• Wisconsin Senate passes anti-union legislation amid mass protests
• With kidnapping, Bahrain follows ISIL playbook
• Withering clouds: Climate change damaging biodiverse Costa Rica forest
• World’s largest solar plant opens in California
• Yemenis rally against Houthi seizure of power
• Yes we can: Spain’s Podemos party leads electoral pack
• You don’t hear King’s words in ‘Selma’
• Youngest von Trapp went AWOL to watch 'The Sound of Music'
• Your location data is your life, and police want it all
• Youth football league faces lawsuit over suicide, brain damage
• Yuhui Chen’s 13-year fight to prove poverty is persecution
• Zimmerman will not face civil rights charges in Trayvon Martin killing
• ‘Extreme conservation’ saves mountain gorillas from extinction
• ‘It’s My Party’ singer-songwriter Lesley Gore dies at 68
• ‘Jihadi John’ of ISIL execution videos identified as British national
• ‘Kiev has just forgotten about us’: Eastern Ukrainian evacuees scrape by
• ‘Music is like gold’: Hip-hop in Amharic finds its voice in Ethiopia
• ‘Obamacare’ is transforming the job market
• ‘There is hope’: Syriza poised to improve situation of Greece’s immigrants
• ‘We have to carry on fighting’: Migrants defiant after judge blocks reform