- Mexico City lawmakers approve trans rights bill
- Iraq's forces drive IS militants from key town
- Colorado hands out $975,000 in pot funds to schools for health workers
- After girls' jihadi quest, a focus on outreach
7 hours ago
Friday, November 14, 2014
Today's news round-up, Part 2
Good News
Recent news round-up, Part 2
Good News
- Court won't overturn ruling on Arizona no-bail law
- Massey Energy chief indicted after deadly 2010 mine blast
- US bombs Al-Qaeda offshoot Khorasan for third time
- Pentagon pursuing changes in surplus gear program
- UK woman jailed for sending cash to jihadist husband in Syria
- Ed Department to extend No Child waivers into 2018
- US says air strikes cutting militants oil revenues
Semi-good, Semi-bad News
- 5 years for officer who shot handcuffed suspect He should have gotten a much longer sentence.
Bad News
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Recent news round-up, Part 1
Good News
- Hachette, Amazon end nasty feud with deal on book sales
- Democrat Warren promoted as U.S. Congress selects party leaders
- Texas A&M students drown out antigay Westboro protesters with 'yell practice'
- Teacher suspended for Ferguson tweets to resign
- NY Port Authority Looks to 19th-Century Technology to Cope With a 21st-Century Problem
- Frenchman Flavien Moreau jailed for Syria jihad
- Canada to extradite accused Paris bomber to France
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Today's news round-up
Good News
- Apple must face U.S. lawsuit over vanishing iPhone text messages
- Brooklyn Landlord Pleads Guilty to Negligent Homicide in 2010 Fire
- Kurds gain ground but not control in struggle for Syrian border town
- US troops in Iraq's Anbar as anti-IS campaign expands
- U.S. transgender people welcome easier path to amend birth papers
Bad News
Sunday, November 09, 2014
Recent news round-up, Part 2
Good News
- TV campaign for gay equality starting in Miss
- Thousands march for gay pride in Hong Kong
- Drunken party costs 9 rookie cops their jobs Earlier reports said they claimed they could do anything they wanted because they were cops. This is not the type of person who should be a police officer.
- Egypt arrests suspect over threats to American schools
- Self-ruling region in Syria issues women's rights decree: monitor
- Gay rights in eastern Europe just took a big step forward
Recent news round-up, Part 1
Good News
- Judge voids Arizona human smuggling law, finding it infringes on U.S. government
- U.S. Airstrikes in Iraq Target ISIS Leaders
- Ebola nurse to remain a voice against quarantines
- Atlanta Symphony Orchestra players ratify contract
- After 12 years, damaged statue restored to view
Bad News
- Manhattan Speeder Says He Has Fled to Canada At least we won't have to worry about him coming back to America and endangering us again.
- How a Libyan city joined the Islamic State group
- Video captures NY deputy slapping, cursing at man He should be fired. All police officers should be required to wear cameras.
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