September 15, 2015

The Morning News http://ift.tt/1Ot0p80

“They leave behind increasingly empty neighborhoods—from the Damascus suburbs to the northern city of Aleppo—that testify to the scale of their exodus.”

EU struggles to get member nations to accept refugees, as Hungary imposes new laws to deter migrants from staying put.

Today’s Syrian refugee crisis is a taste of the worldwide climate-refugee crisis to come.

Wildfires displace 23,000 people and destroy 400 homes in northern California.

Ben Carson goes to California and says no one has evidence of climate change; Gov. Brown sends him a thumb-drive full.

Under Fiorina, HP earned millions by flouting Iran sanctions and selling products through a foreign subsidiary.

Democrats are adopting Republicans’ Super PAC strategy.

Arnold Schwarzenegger to take over for Trump on Celebrity Apprentice.

Firefighters’ high cancer rates may be from exposure to smoke from burning synthetics used in new furniture.

“Writers feel like the best thing they have to offer is the worst thing that ever happened to them.”

A baseball player is selling shares on his future earnings—you can play the stock market with athletes instead of corporations.

The internet faces off with copyright law as the “dancing baby” case will now go to trial.

The demand for vinyl records continues to surge—some plants report six-month delays in pressings.

Rediscovering vinyl, sonic memories, and the joy of sitting down to do one single thing.

Jailed in 43 states. How many people have even been in 43 states? The problem with hiring liars to catch crooks.