November 2, 2015

The Morning News http://ift.tt/1l3Knq0

Russian and Egyptian officials dispute IS’s claim it brought down the airliner that crashed Saturday.

Proposed bill would bar prosecutors from reading emails between prisoners and their lawyers.

Last year, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives inspected 7% of licensed gun stores.

The next time you buy something with a contract, you might sign away your right to join a class-action suit.

“It’s easy to forget that every act of American generosity toward refugees has had to overcome stiff resistance based in ignorance.”

IMDb turns 25.

What it’s like to be a sex writer who’s bad at sex parties.

Police sexual misconduct cases are plagued by a lack of real supervision and inconsistent policies.

Sarah Hepola on campus sexual assault and the dangerous message that you should be able to drink without risk.

The NYPD is sending undercover agents to NYC colleges to publicly “convert” to Islam and then spy.

The Pentagon uses Christian missionary NGOs to spy on China and North Korea.

Jade mining controlled by shady elites and corporations—the people of Myanmar see almost none of the money.

As if she’s experiencing pop culture for the first time in decades. The tragedy of the Times Magazine’s Nicki Minaj profile.

See also: The rear ends of black women are pop culture’s favorite commodity. But “Anaconda” is hardly simple.