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Showing posts with label public transit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public transit. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2016
Monday, July 18, 2016
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Recent news round-up
Good News
- The Latest: Target to hold moment of silence for workers
- London’s Mayor Bans Body-Shaming Ads on Public Transport
- Ukraine holds its first major gay pride march in Kiev
Bad News
- Qatar convicts Dutch woman held 'after being raped' Qatar is a dangerous place for women. No woman should go there.
Wednesday, May 04, 2016
Yesterday's news round-up
Good News
- Chicago schools say transgender kids should use bathrooms matching identity
- Kathryn Knott, Dad, Bucks County Sued for $5 Million for “Retaliation” Over Anonymous Internet Comments Knott was convicted for gay-bashing. I hope O"Donnell wins.
- Obama May Create Monument to Gay Rights Movement
- Surge in Ridership Pushes New York Subway to Limit One more reason I'm so glad I'm retired. I used to ride on the Lexington Ave. line to get to work, and from 1988 to 1993 or 94 I boarded at the 86th St. station featured in this article. It was crowded even back then.
- Federal official: DC subway hasn't improved safety
- IS may be making chemical weapons, warns watchdog
- IS kills US Navy SEAL in Iraq attack
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Thursday, April 21, 2016
These guys are great!
Some of the musicians in the subway are wonderful.
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Wednesday, April 20, 2016
Today's news round-up, Part 2
Good News
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Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Today's news round-up, Part 1
Good News
- Guilty plea in nude photo hack reveals 'phishing' scam
- Ohio prosecutor in Tamir Rice shooting case loses re-election bid
- French historians unveil WWII secret services' archives
- New York details major ferry expansion for 2017
- For New York hospital's patients, miniature horses are a strong Rx
- Instagram to ditch chronological user feed for 'interest' based one I've never gotten an Instagram account, but this is just one more reason not to.
- Cyber criminals snap up expired domains to serve malicious ads
- Agency told to 'stand down' in assault inquiry
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Tuesday, March 08, 2016
Recent news round-up, Part 1
Good News
- NYC's WiFi-equipped buses will debut in Queens this year
- Second Wachowski sibling comes out as transgender
- Missouri Democrats filibuster religious objections measure
- IS commander 'likely killed' in Syria air strike: US official
Bad News
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Friday, March 04, 2016
Recent news round-up, Part 1
Good News
No, wait. This is Great News.
No, wait. This is Great News.
- South Dakota Governor Vetoes Law on Transgender Bathrooms I didn't expect this. UPDATE: Lawmakers fail to override transgender bill veto
Good News
- Alabama high court rejects challenge to gay marriage
- San Antonio officer who shot unarmed [man] to be fired
- Hate crime charge filed in assault of Sikh bus driver I'm glad they filed the charges.
Bad News
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Recent news round-up
Good News
- Washington to launch its first streetcar line since 1962
- Nigeria army foils Boko Haram attack: military
- CNN: Cables “Tampered With” At Donald Trump’s Chris Christie Endorsement Event
- Court orders abortion waiting period to be enforced in Florida
- Group: Ruling may leave Louisiana with 1 abortion clinic Also: Louisiana abortion clinics ask high court help to stay open
- Muslim-majority Indonesia's gay community under attack, Mayor Blames Instant Noodles for Rise in LGBT Indonesians
Monday, August 24, 2015
Today's news round-up
Good News
- The FTC can regulate companies with bad cybersecurity, court rules
- 3 finalists for Thurber Prize for American Humor are women
- Chicago commuter trains will stop marking gender on monthly passes
- U.S., Turkey to launch 'comprehensive' anti-Islamic State operation
- Bangladesh charges 10 for allegedly beating boy to death Hopefully they will be prosecuted, and if found guilty, heavily punished.
- Judge overhauls troubled Ferguson, Missouri, court
Bad News
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Friday, April 24, 2015
Recent news round-up, Part 1
Good News
- Cuomo: Nearly $1 billion loan for commuter rail safety I only ride these trains occasionally, but this is reassuring.
- Arizona sheriff's re-election chances called into question
- No Mor Chikin: Johns Hopkins Students Ban Chick-fil-A From Campus
- Eight women finish first week of US Army Ranger test
- Nevada Assembly rejects transgender 'bathroom bill'
- Hawaii poised to become 1st state to raise smoking age to 21
Bad News
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Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Today's news round-up
Good News
- Milwaukee council approves $124 million streetcar system
- From Jordan base, UAE resumes airstrikes on Islamic State
- Royal & Ancient announces first female members
- Three white Mississippi men sentenced for hate crimes
Bad News
Monday, August 04, 2014
Question of the day
Why is the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority putting in Wi-Fi and cellular service on the subway platforms while broadcasting police announcements advising passengers to hide their electronic devices?
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Tuesday, July 01, 2014
Today's news round-up
Good News
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Saturday, May 10, 2014
Today's news round-up
Good News
- Spanish tax inspectors discover lost Van Gogh painting in bank safe
- Nintendo apologizes for lack of virtual equality
- 'Duck Dynasty' II? Brothers lose HGTV show after antigay comments publicized
- Town cancels immigration event over prayer flap There should be a complete separation of church and state.
- Police Crack Down On Illegal Subway Dancing Besides being disruptive and illegal, it's just plain dangerous.
- Brooklyn School Introduces App To Report Bullying Anonymously All schools should have this.
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Saturday, May 03, 2014
Today's news round-up
Good News
- 3 Calif. students charged with hate crime expelled
- Ex-teacher to be re-sentenced in Montana rape case
Bad News
Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Today's news round-up
Good News
- Mentally disabled NY newlyweds find home to share
- NY rail retirees in disability scam lose benefits
- Not guilty verdict for San Diego chalk protester
- California judge allows yoga in public schools
- New Yorkers' new domain: '.nyc' gets initial OK
Bad News
- Commentator rejects BET apology over attire clash It appears BET has no problem with sexual orientation. It's gender expression that freaks them out.
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Thursday, May 23, 2013
Today's news round-up
Good News
- Senate approves Obama nominee to key appeals court
- EU wants big companies to reveal national tax bills Good idea. We should do that in the U.S., too.
- Madison Square Garden Told to Fix Penn Station or Move Out
- Peace Corps to Accept Same-Sex Couples
Bad News
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