November 19, 2015

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“Russian airstrikes hit medical facilities at least 10 times during their first month of bombing in Syria.”

All these famines were a result of the exercise of power. As long as there’s war, there will be famine.

Finding the connections between the Paris terrorists and their locations before and during the attacks.

“U2 had the opportunity to make what could have been the grandest and most meaningful gesture of their careers. But they didn’t.”

History indicates the next two months is make-or-break for the GOP field. Expect dropouts and turnarounds.

If GDP growth continues, the Dems own 2016—but as before 2008 crash, businesses are stocking lots of inventory.

SEIU snubs Sanders, endorses Clinton—even though she spurned their campaign for a $15 minimum wage.

Winning early is mostly a function of name recognition, but getting over 34% is the magic number.

World Economic Forum reports the gender pay gap will close around when your granddaughter starts working.

A new books says our brains enjoy the surveillance state. Resistance is futile. Whitelist themorningnews.org.

While recording her audiobook, Sarah Hepola suddenly realizes she probably curses a lot.

Fish urine is essential to marine ecosystems. When species invade, the nutrient equilibrium may be upended.

Doctors allege ads inflate demand for expensive pharmaceuticals. Would banning ads lower prices?

There may even be, effectively, a sexual 1% and a sexual 99%. Sexual liberty doesn’t entail sexual equality.

Asking grandma about her past life in sex work is liberating, not icky.

“Every time I sit down to write I dare the universe. I dare my own death.”