Woman sought in Paris massacre crossed over into Syria from Turkey
AFP | Crossed into Syria on January 8, according to phone records.
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Oil prices sink further, dollar hit by wage data
AFP | Complicates Federal Reserve’s plans to raise interest rates…
Walmart Refuses to Print Engagement Photo Over Shotgun
Adan Salazar | Photo department clerk said picture promoted “gang culture.”
Walmart Refuses to Print Engagement Photo Over Shotgun
Adan Salazar | Photo department clerk said picture promoted “gang culture.”
Indian Science Conference: ‘Fears of man-made global warming exaggerated’
Economic Times of India | “What was the reason for the melting of the glaciers in the Gondwana period long before man arrived on the planet?”
Monsanto earnings fall on lower corn seed sales
AP | St. Louis-based company reported profit of $243 million, down from $368 million.
Record 4 in 10 Americans identify as political independents – poll
RT.com | New high in Gallup polling since 1988.
The U.S. has more jails than colleges. Here’s a map of where those prisoners live
Washington Post | In many parts of America, there are more people living in prisons than on college campuses.
Temperatures on Mars Yesterday Warmer than Fourteen States
Daily Mail.co.uk | The daily high on Mars was 17.6 F, while most of the northern U.S. plunged into the single digits.
Charlie Hebdo shooting: suspect’s magic ID found at the scene
Jon Rappoport | Incredible. Professional killings, one killer just happens to lose his ID at the scene.
Homeland Security Chairman warns of ‘cyber Pearl Harbor’
Washington Times | The Hollywood hack attack revealed the need to upgrade cybersecurity.
Obama’s ‘Free’ Community College Plan Could Cost $34B Per Year
Jeryl Bier | At $34 billion per year, taxpayers at least will be working for it, willing or not.
Paris newspaper attack underscores terrorist shift to ‘soft targets’
Washington Times | Majority of recent jihadi attacks perpetrated by ‘lone wolves’ on easy prey.
Paris newspaper attack underscores terrorist shift to ‘soft targets’
Washington Times | Majority of recent jihadi attacks perpetrated by ‘lone wolves’ on easy prey.
Britain’s Domestic Intelligence Chief Calls for Greater Authority for Spies
New York Times | Britain and the United States have been campaigning publicly against pressure to rein in their surveillance operations.