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Saturday, February 07, 2015
Friday, February 06, 2015
Recent news round-up
Good News
- '109 Boko Haram fighters dead' after first attack on Niger
- U.S. measles outbreak prompts vaccine crackdown in New Mexico schools, University of California system to require measles shots
- Canada court rules doctors can help ill patients die
- ABC Revives ‘BattleBots’ As Summer Reality Series I really liked the old series.
- Feds can't indefinitely gag Yahoo about subpoena, judge rules
- US legal opinion upheld privacy protections of census data
- Nigerian military recovers weapons stolen by Boko Haram
- In unison, Muslim clerics lash out against Islamic State
- France sends advisers to Nigeria border to coordinate Boko Haram fight
- In a historic first, five women qualify for Army Ranger School
- U.S.-led strikes kill 30 Islamic State fighters in Syria: monitors
- Egyptian military kills 27 militants in the Sinai
- US economy creates 1 million jobs in 3 months
Bad News
Animal headline of the day
Rare monkey eaten by otters in accident at British zoo
The article also contains one of the most stupid statements I've seen in a long time:
The article also contains one of the most stupid statements I've seen in a long time:
The zoo's director of conservation Christoph Schwitzer said despite their best efforts, keepers are unable to prevent unforeseen accidents.
Tuesday, February 03, 2015
Yesterday's news round-up
Good News
- Revenge-porn website operator convicted in San Diego
- Oregon strippers lobby for better work conditions
- Nigeria claims Gamboru, four towns recaptured from Boko Haram
- UN Security Council demands Islamic State hostages freed
- School suspends boy for alleged Hobbit Ring invisibility threats I would not want to be a child in school today, or to be the parent of one.
- Toddler shoots father, pregnant mother at New Mexico motel Another idiot with a gun. She should not be in charge of children.
Monday, February 02, 2015
From the Department of Irony
On Monday, Heastie met with a group of lawmakers known as the "reform caucus" because of their interest in government transparency and accountability. The meeting was closed to reporters and other members of the public, however,
From the Associated Press
Sunday, February 01, 2015
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