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Stories for February 2016 Group 2

• Pastor's underground syringe exchange highlights South's heroin explosion
• Pentagon responds to planned North Korean rocket launch
• Pentagon to release plan to shut down prison
• Peru pipeline leaks in Amazon, two rivers polluted
• Petition calls for Nobel Peace Prize for Greek islanders
• Photos: As votes are counted in Uganda, opposition leader is arrested
• Photos: Dozens killed in Mexico prison riot
• Photos: Election night in Iowa
• Photos: Election night in New Hampshire
• Photos: GOP candidates head to the finish in South Carolina primary
• Photos: Greek farmers storm agriculture ministry
• Photos: In Iowa, candidates campaign to the finish line
• Photos: In Taiwan, rescuers' frantic search for earthquake survivors
• Photos: Massive protests in Greece over pension overhaul
• Photos: Multiple bomb attacks in Syria
• Photos: Police in Paris evacuate Roma encampment
• Photos: Pope Francis in Mexico
• Photos: The presidential campaigns descend on New Hampshire
• Photos: Two trains collide in Germany
• Photos: Violence precedes Uganda elections
• Photos: Whales wash up on European shores
• Political battle over upcoming Supreme Court nomination
• Poll: Muslim voters say Islamophobia top issue in primaries
• Pontiff delivers emotional message about immigration
• Poor families face unreliable Internet access: report
• Pope Francis and Patriarch Kirill to meet in Cuba
• Pope Francis challenges the US from across the border
• Pope Francis speaks out against corruption in Mexico
• Pope Francis visits the heart of Mexico's drug country
• Pope Francis’ disappointing visit to Mexico
• Pope denounces exploitation of Mexico's indigenous people
• Pope on Trump: Anyone who wants border walls isn't Christian
• Porter Ranch gas leak begins taking big toll on small business
• Porter Ranch gas leak could be capped in a week
• Porter Ranch leak raises concerns elsewhere
• Powerful earthquake in Taiwan kills at least 12
• Preparing for Zika in the US
• President Obama expected to visit Cuba in March
• President Obama reflects on the anniversary of his historic announcement
• President Obama visits mosque in Maryland
• President Obama will visit Cuba in March
• Presidential candidates vying for the military vote
• Presumed dead, wild Atlantic salmon return to the Connecticut River
• Priest molestation victim quits Vatican’s sexual abuse commission
• Prisons of Appalachia: Kentucky town hopes new facility can boost economy
• Project to restore African-American cemeteries in Florida
• Prosecutor: Kalamazoo suspect admits to deadly shootings
• Protesters call on Democrats to reject pipeline ahead of Milwaukee debate
• Protesters in Flint demand new pipes in response to water crisis
• Public action needed to slow rising seas, experts say
• Purge The New York Times op-ed page
• Q&A: Many kids in Chicago’s most violent areas live in 'survival mode'
• Q&A: ‘If you've been in fire service, you have post-traumatic stress’
• Race and justice in Oklahoma: Natives struggle to overcome disparity
• Racism undermines support for government spending
• Ramon Castro, Fidel's older brother, dies at 91
• Rand Paul quits 2016 GOP presidential race
• Reformers and conservatives face off in Iranian elections
• Refugees go from surviving war to fighting PTSD
• Refugees pouring into Greece and Italy surpass last year's numbers
• Remembering Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia
• Renewed deficit hysteria based on flimsy CBO projection
• Report says 11 percent of Syrians killed, injured in war
• Report: More than 1M people besieged in Syria
• Republicans champion voter ID laws absent credible evidence of fraud
• Requiem for a media pioneer
• Rights group decries abuses under Paris state of emergency
• Rising immigrant population looks to influence New Hampshire primary
• Rubio braces for attacks in debate, and Trump returns to the stage
• Rubio's fortunes improve in Palmetto State
• Ruby Bridges reflects on the civil rights movement (part one)
• Ruby Bridges reflects on the civil rights movement (part two)
• Russia pronounces Syria ceasefire deal likely to fail
• S. Korea president takes tough stand on N. Korea
• SCOTUS hears first argument since Scalia death
• SF declares tent city of homeless is health hazard
• San Francisco police face US Justice Department review
• San Francisco’s homeless forced to move because of Super Bowl
• Sanders and Clinton disagree on Wall Street policies
• Sanders defeats Clinton, Trump wins in New Hampshire
• Sanders loses Nevada
• Sanders surges in West Virginia, as one-time favorite Clinton falters
• Sanders, Clinton debate last night gets heated
• Sanders: Clinton is supporting Obama to win the black vote
• Sanders’ surge marks public outrage with rigged system
• Santa Barbara spill caused by external corrosion of oil pipe
• Saudi Arabia drops death sentence on Palestinian poet
• Saving Yemen's heritage, 'heart and soul of classical Islamic tradition'
• Scalia brought constitutional law into the political arena
• Scalia memorial service draws thousands
• Scalia’s death could affect court decisions long before his seat is filled
• Scarce resources for kids grappling with Chicago's violence (Part 1)
• Scarce resources for kids grappling with Chicago's violence (part two)
• Sea cucumbers a fragile, fading source of income for Sierra Leone’s divers
• Sea levels rising at fastest rate in 2,800 years
• Seared by climate change, Nicaragua’s small farmers face food crisis
• Second-place finish for Sanders in Nevada slows his momentum
• Security giants earn huge windfalls from ‘surveillance-industrial complex’
• Senate Republicans rule out action on Obama high court pick
• Senate panel questions military leaders about women in combat
• Series of grenade blasts strike Burundi capital
• Several candidates need strong showing in New Hampshire
• Sister of murdered Muslim calls on Trump for a chat about Islam
• Six dead after gunman's random shooting in Kalamazoo
• Six hot media startups to watch in 2016
• Sixteen reported tornadoes rip through east coast
• Sixth sperm whale dies on British beach
• Small businesses for Trump: ‘Just get somebody different in there’
• Smirking Martin Shkreli refuses to answer questions
• Smugglers work on the dark side of Rwanda’s plastic bag ban
• Somalia plane explosion
• Son of War: Reporting from Syria's front lines
• South Africa to prosecute apartheid-era police for murder
• South Carolinians see negative ad barrage ahead of GOP primary
• South China Sea takes center stage at U.S.-ASEAN summit
• South China Sea tension escalates
• Special court for mentally ill defendants sees influx of cases in Florida
• Stalinist memory politics: Putin’s Russia grapples with double-edge sword
• States lack funds to treat opioid addiction
• States weigh rate changes for rooftop solar
• Stealth Christie group attacks Rubio ahead of New Hampshire primary
• Stop ignoring the police killings of Latinos
• Suicide bombing in Afghan capital kills 20 police officers
• Sunil’s saga: Family double-victimized by depression, Internet witch hunt
• Super PACs lead election cash splash as White House race nears $1B spent
• Superintendent makes major impact in Missouri schools
• Supreme Court battle as parties are divided
• Supreme Court blocks Obama carbon emissions plan
• Supreme Court cases in the balance
• Supreme Court's pause on Clean Power Plan just a 'speed bump,' experts say
• Surfers head to California to ride three-story high waves
• Surfing stars gather for legendary contest
• Survey: 54 percent in developing world use Internet
• Survival Mode
• Suspected arson at planned refugee center in Germany
• Sweden struggles to stop radicalization at home
• Swiss bank cooperates with US, pays $547M
• Syria cease fire to start Saturday
• Syria’s war: Opposition loses ground in Aleppo
• Taiwan quake fells 17-story building
• Taiwan quake: Developer of collapsed building arrested
• Taiwan’s spoiler role in the South China Sea
• Taking on ISIL remains a top priority for the international community
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Cassandra Wilson
• Talk to Al Jazeera: Natalie Merchant
• Teachers are striking to save public education
• Tech products on display in Barcelona at the World Mobile Congress
• Tech startups promise to empower workers through automation
• TechKnow: Gold at any Cost - Full Episode
• TechKnow: Politics of Climate Change - Full Episode
• Ted Cruz defeated Donald Trump in Iowa
• Texas again denied request to bar Syrian refugees
• Texas executes man for killing Dallas-area store clerk
• The CIA torture report belongs to the public
• The Cabula 12: Brazil’s police war against the black community
• The Congressional Black Caucus Pac endorses Hillary Clinton
• The Democrats’ generational divide
• The Final Call
• The Final Call
• The Muslims of Appalachia: Kentucky coal country embracing the faithful
• The NTSB releases documents on Amtrak crash
• The New Hampshire primary is here
• The Trans-Pacific Partnership threatens our liberty
• The US and Russia announced a 'cessation of hostilities'
• The US and South Korea discuss measures against North Korea
• The Unabomber’s brother tells his story
• The Walmart effect
• The after-effects of violence on Chicago's youth
• The battle for Aleppo
• The battle for Aleppo escalates
• The battle over Justice Scalia’s successor
• The cancer cluster of Piketon, Ohio
• The conservative Scalia was also colorful and combative
• The countdown to South Carolina
• The danger of GOP’s anti-immigrant rhetoric
• The disabled models of New York Fashion Week
• The heritage of hair for Dominicans
• The importance of Wisconsin for Democrats
• The intersection of rock and classical music
• The long arm of sex offender laws
• The partisan strategy of voter suppression
• The political fallout from the death of Antonin Scalia
• The pope’s visit to Mexico
• The rapid DNA revolution
• The rapist refugee as Germany’s boogeyman
• The revolution will not be brought to you by Mattel
• The way news should be done
• The week ahead: Privacy vs security
• The ‘Caleb generation’ is changing black politics
• There’s a strong feminist case for Hillary Clinton
• Three Afghan soldiers killed in suicide bombing
• Three held in Taiwan building collapse
• Three missing, 87 rescued after South Africa mine collapse
• Tiffany Anderson: Changing students' lives
• Top US generals: Women should have to register for the draft
• Tornadoes hit the Gulf Coast, leaving a trail of destruction
• Tough economy weighs on spirit of Brazil’s Carnival
• Tourist pot complaints up at Colorado emergency rooms
• Trans-Pacific Partnership to be signed tomorrow
• Transgender bathroom bill sent to South Dakota governor
• Transgender former inmate settles with prison officials
• Treating Chicago’s young people traumatized by violence
• Trial of 94-year-old former Nazi guard
• Trump loses but Trumpism abides
• Trump might be ‘fine’ with torture, but most Americans aren’t
• Trump scores big win as Clinton beats back Sanders challenge
• Trump strikes an aggressive tone in debate
• Trump tops Nevada GOP presidential caucuses
• Trump victory aftermath
• Trump vs Pope draws national headlines
• Trump wins Nevada
• Trump's profanity may be boon to rivals
• Trump, Pope exchange brings immigration to light
• Turkey asks the US to clarify position on Syrian Kurdish YPG fighters
• Turkey blames Kurdish fighters for Ankara bomb attack, vows response
• Turkey delivers aid to Syrians fleeing government assault
• Turkey under pressure to open border to thousands of new Syrian refugees
• Turkey's President vows retaliation over attack
• Turkey’s capital, Ankara, rocked by deadly
  car bombing
• Twin suicide bombings kill scores at Nigeria refugee camp
• Twitter has suspended over 125K accounts for 'terrorism'
• Two 15-year-old girls shot dead in Arizona school shooting
• Two Los Angeles police charged with raping women while on duty
• UN Security Council condemns North Korea rocket launch
• UN calls for Zika-hit countries to loosen abortion restrictions
• UN envoy announces pause in Syria peace talks amid increased violence
• UN group expected to rule in favor of Julian Assange
• UN mission in Mali considered extremely dangerous
• UN peacekeepers accused of sexual abusing four children
• UN rights chief: War crimes not to be part of any Syria amnesty deal
• UN says aid trucks reach several besieged towns in Syria
• UNICEF: 580,000 kids ‘deeply affected’ by Ukraine conflict
• UNICEF: At least 200 million girls and women have undergone FGM
• US Justice Department files motion to force Apple to obey iPhone order
• US adds visa restrictions to travelers who visit Yemen, Somalia, Libya
• US airstrikes in Libya kill two Serbs held by ISIL
• US environmental injustice goes well beyond Flint
• US exonerations hit record high as more troubled cases probed
• US job growth slows as employers add just 151,000 to payroll in January
• US military to cover costs of egg and sperm freezing
• US officials say China recently sent fighter jets to the South China Sea
• US strikes at ISIL in Libya, killing more than 40 people
• US to deport Qatari military officer accused of enslaving servants
• US, China draft new N. Korea sanctions
• US, Cuba sign deal on commercial flights
• US, Russia agree on plan for cease-fire to halt Syria fighting
• Uber to settle safety lawsuits for $28.5 million
• Uganda on edge ahead of presidential election
• Ugandan police clash with opposition supporters ahead of elections
• Umberto Eco, Italian author and academic, dies
• Unabomber's sister-in-law talks about Ted Kaczynski
• Unaccompanied minor children getting lost in the fray in Europe
• Undecided voters in position of power in New Hampshire
• United Arab Emirates ready to supply ground troops to fight ISIL in Syria
• Vatican critic and abuse survivor refuses to step down from commission
• Venezuela raises gas prices for the first time in 20 years
• Violence impacting Chicago’s kids is ‘systemic’
• WHO declares Zika virus an international health emergency
• Walmart closures create food deserts
• Washington should avoid repeating Plan Colombia’s failures
• Watchdog report: Technology, capability issues still plague F-35
• Water woes: Tap runs brown in Louisiana’s impoverished northeast
• We need labor journalism now more than ever
• Welcome to the ‘Jungle’ in Calais
• What to expect as Clinton, Sanders debate in New Hampshire
• What's at stake for the candidates in Iowa?
• What's been done to stop the Porter Ranch leak?
• When is America actually at war?
• When sexual assault is threatened, how do courts view self-defense?
• Who’s funding voter suppression?
• Why are cops taking Beyoncé’s black affirmation as an attack?
• Why some therapists are risking arrest to heal trauma using psychedelics
• Wisconsin blocks federal funds from reaching Planned Parenthood
• With Trump and Sanders, European-style politics reaches America
• Women and politics in the US
• Women and science: A conversation with Jane Goodall
• Women in Afghanistan working to attain law degrees
• World Health Organization declares Zika global emergency
• Would you crowd fund your maternity leave?
• Wyoming town abandons mosque opposition, pivots to anti-refugee rhetoric
• Yahoo to cut 1,700 workers as CEO struggles to keep hers
• Young entrepreneurs explore new ventures in Iran
• Young people work to survive, not play
• Zika sparks Brazil debate over abortion, access to contraception
• Zika virus in Puerto Rico is a major blow to the struggling economy
• ‘Hotspotting’ pinpoints low-income areas that need health care the most
• ‘Justice for Mah-hi-vist Goodblanket’: Frustration lingers in Oklahoma
• ‘Let’s not talk politics’: China builds Middle East ties through business
• ‘Life-threatening’ cold grips Northeast
• ‘Open the land’: The Shawnee aim for a return to Ohio
• ‘Poisonous lands’: Pennsylvania prison built next to toxic dump
• ‘Survival Mode’
• ‘United States of Jihad’: A look into homegrown terrorism