May 11, 2015

The Morning News http://ift.tt/1H9BK3f

Official alleges the public story of bin Laden’s death is false—and that Pakistan knew he was in Abbotabad.

We have inherited political parties that belonged to a kind of society we no longer live in. It’s time to remake UK politics.

No one accurately predicted the UK election outcome because the polls didn’t work, and that may not change.

FiveThirtyEight deciphers what they got wrong in their UK election forecast.

The European Commission will ask member countries to share in accepting migrants, but UK will oppose.

Baltimore police have brought more than 2,000 suspects to jail with injuries that required medical attention.

With no new Ebola cases in 42 days, the WHO declares the outbreak in Liberia over.

The “African Woodstock” founder contends with Tuareg rebels, including his friend and cofounder. #longreads

“The US is what a country looks like when it merely pays lip service to the importance of parents.”

“Spatial justice” architects take arms against their discipline’s anti-homeless complicity.

But you can smoke weed? San Francisco bans chewing tobacco at athletic facilities, but some Giants are skeptical.

Dead URLs are hindering scientific research.

Incredible stories of growing up as a mobster’s daughter—e.g., eating dinner at home with the Four Seasons.

Photos of Obama in each of the 50 states—he’s the fourth president to complete the circuit.

The Curiosity rover photographs the sunset on Mars.