US Justice Department Releases New Engagement Guidelines for Nation’s Cops
Initiatives include investing in body-worn cameras.
ISIS used chemical weapons, may have more – CIA chief
CIA director says there’s “potential” for IS to export chemical weapons to the West.
Clooney: US Not Taking In Enough Refugees
America has committed to accepting 10,000 Syrians this year and 85,000 refugees in total.
Poll: Millennials Pick Socialism Over Capitalism
Seniors, unsurprisingly, had the most favorable view of capitalism.
Russia warns of ‘new world war’ starting in Syria
London Telegraph | Foreign and defence ministers of the leading international states are meeting in Munich and Brussels following the collapse of the latest round of peace talks.
What Next in the War on Clintonism?
Bernie will still have the Democratic Party against him.
DNC rolls back Obama ban on contributions from federal lobbyists
Washington Post | The Democratic National Committee has rolled back restrictions introduced by presidential candidate Barack Obama in 2008.
Court overturns order keeping ‘Fast and Furious’ documents secret
The Hill | The ruling does not necessarily mean that the eight documents will be released.
Bashar al-Assad vows to retake whole of Syria by force despite ceasefire attempts
London Independent | The US has backed anti-government rebels and more than a dozen countries are involved in the civil war.
City bans workers from mentioning ‘Founding Fathers’ on Presidents’ Day
American Mirror | The City of San Diego is reworking its manual for employee communications after a section on “Bias-Free Language” sparked public ridicule because it instructed staff not to mention the country’s “Founding Fathers.”
Austrians Need Constitutional Right to Pay in Cash, Mahrer Says
“We will fight everywhere against rules” including caps on cash purchases, deputy economy minister said.
Edward Snowden inspires spy video game
The game, called “Need to Know,” requires players to climb the ranks of the fictional “Department of Liberty.”
Austrians Need Constitutional Right to Pay in Cash, Mahrer Says
Bloomberg | “We don’t want someone to be able to track digitally what we buy, eat and drink, what books we read and what movies we watch.”
Sheriff’s Department Uses Drone to Help Fight Crime, Keep People Safe
Arkansas Matters | “To us it’s a tool. As long as it’s used that way.”
VIDEO: ‘Hillary’ destroys hard drive with punches, baseball bat
American Mirror | A stunned “wow” was all “Morning Joe” co-host Mike Brzezinski could say after Ted Cruz’s new ad was played on the show Friday morning.