Today's news round-up

Good News

• UK brothers jailed for attending Syria terror camp
• Utah agrees to drop parts of disputed 2011 immigration law
• In blow to tax negotiators, Obama threatens veto
• Islamic State targeted in 17 air strikes by U.S., allies
• University in Tennessee cancels Cosby appearance
• Uber CEO must turn over emails in gratuity lawsuit, U.S. judge rules

Bad News

• EU watchdogs to apply 'right to be forgotten' rule on Web worldwide
• Teen girl suicide bombers kill 30 in Nigeria, Boko Haram suspected
• Egypt plans blanket anti-terrorism law against 'disrupting order'

Today's news round-up

Good News

• 'Cosby' author sorry for omitting assault charges
• Russia Mistral: France halts delivery indefinitely
• Rare first Shakespeare edition found in French library
• Three Ohio teens sentenced for fake ALS bucket attack
• Arkansas, Mississippi gay marriage bans overturned
• Americans are smoking less than ever

Bad News

• Pakistani man shoots niece for listening to loud music
  
• Erdogan: women are not equal to men Turkey should never be admitted to the EU while its leader says things like this.
• Hungary police 'blaming victims' of sexual assault

Plat du jour

Today's news round-up

Good News

• Ira Hansen stepping down as speaker of Nevada Assembly He shouldn't be holding any public office, much less be the leader of a state legislature.
• Turkey trains Kurdish peshmerga forces in fight against Islamic State

Bad News

• Over 25 killed in attack on Nigerian fishing community
• Islamic State group recruits, exploits children
• Somalia's al-Shabab kills 28 non-Muslims in Kenya
• Suspected Islamist fighters in Mali kill two children, abduct 10
• Gambia leader approves law jailing gays for life

Plat du jour

Fred MacMurray would approve.