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Headlines
February 27, 2015-
FCC Passes Historic Rules for Open Internet
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Congress to Postpone DHS Showdown for 3 Weeks
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CAGE: "Jihadi John" "Radicalized" by U.K. Security Agencies
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U.N. Finds Torture at U.S. Military Facilities in Afghanistan
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European Court: Iraq War Resister Must Give War Crimes Evidence for Asylum
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Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker Compares Labor Protesters to Islamic State Fighters
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Argentina: Judge Rejects Late Prosecutor’s Case Against President
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U.S. Diplomats Samantha Power, Susan Rice to Attend AIPAC
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Oxfam: Gaza Rebuilding to Take 100 Years Under Israeli Blockade
Headlines
February 26, 2015-
Iraq: U.S.-Led Airstrikes Kill 20 Civilians
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ISIS Militant "Jihadi John" Identified
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ISIS Captures Up to 300 Christian Hostages
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HRW Condemns Syria’s Use of Barrel Bombs
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Afghanistan: Suicide Bomber Targets NATO Envoy’s Car
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Avalanches Kill Over 200 amid Heavy Snow in Afghanistan
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Bolivia: Thousands Displaced by "Unprecedented" Floods
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Georgia: Extreme Weather Delays Execution of Woman
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FCC Set to Pass Historic Net Neutrality Rules
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3 Brooklyn Men Arrested for Bid to Join ISIS in Case Involving Informant
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Supreme Court Appears to Side with Muslim Woman Denied Job over Hijab
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Snowden Docs Reveal Canada’s Mass Collection of Email
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Mexico Condemns 2nd Police Killing of Immigrant in U.S.
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Marijuana Becomes Legal in Washington, D.C., Despite GOP Threats
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British MP Questions "Moral Authority" of HSBC Exec
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Court Dismisses Lawsuit over Brooklyn Bridge Mass Arrest of Occupy Protesters
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Dori Maynard, Media Diversity Advocate, Dies at 56
Stories
February 27, 2015-
"A Historic Decision": Tim Wu, Father of Net Neutrality, Praises FCC Vote to Preserve Open Internet
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Antiquities Scholar: Islamic State’s Destruction of Museum & Library is Cultural & Ethnic Cleansing
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17 Shots: Police Killing of Unarmed Mexican Farmworker in Washington State Sparks Protest
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Republican Presidential Contender Scott Walker Compares ISIS Fighters to Wisconsin Protesters
Daily News Digest
Top Stories
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From Selma to Snowden, Oscar Speeches Invoke Activism & Calls for Social Justice
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As Netanyahu Tries to Stop U.S.-Iran Deal, Leaked Cables Show Israeli Spies Reject His Nuke Claims
Feb 24, 2015Story -
Jailed for Speaking to the Press: How the Obama Admin Ruined Life of State Dept Expert Stephen Kim
Feb 18, 2015Story -
Coming Out of the Shadows: Meet José Espinoza, Undocumented Worker Impacted by Delayed Reprieve
Feb 19, 2015Story
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Part 2: 50 Years After Murder, Malcolm X Remembered by Daughter Ilyasah Shabazz & A. Peter Bailey
Watch an extended web-only interview with Ilyasah Shabazz and A. Peter Bailey. They were both inside the Audubon Ballroom on Feb. 21, 1965, the day Malcolm X was shot dead. Shabazz was just two years old, while Bailey was among the last people to speak with Malcolm X that day.Feb 24, 2015Watch -
WATCH Pablo Iglesias of Podemos: "Hope is Changing Sides: Understanding Spain’s Political Change"
Watch a recent address by Spain’s Podemos Secretary General Pablo Iglesias, a political science professor and activist who could become the country’s next prime minister if his anti-austerity party wins the national elections later this year.Feb 21, 2015Watch
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Headlines
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Iraq: U.S.-Led Airstrikes Kill 20 Civilians
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ISIS Militant "Jihadi John" Identified
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ISIS Captures Up to 300 Christian Hostages
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HRW Condemns Syria’s Use of Barrel Bombs
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Afghanistan: Suicide Bomber Targets NATO Envoy’s Car
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Avalanches Kill Over 200 amid Heavy Snow in Afghanistan
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Bolivia: Thousands Displaced by "Unprecedented" Floods
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Georgia: Extreme Weather Delays Execution of Woman
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FCC Set to Pass Historic Net Neutrality Rules
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3 Brooklyn Men Arrested for Bid to Join ISIS in Case Involving Informant
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Supreme Court Appears to Side with Muslim Woman Denied Job over Hijab
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Snowden Docs Reveal Canada’s Mass Collection of Email
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Mexico Condemns 2nd Police Killing of Immigrant in U.S.
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Marijuana Becomes Legal in Washington, D.C., Despite GOP Threats
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British MP Questions "Moral Authority" of HSBC Exec
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Court Dismisses Lawsuit over Brooklyn Bridge Mass Arrest of Occupy Protesters
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Dori Maynard, Media Diversity Advocate, Dies at 56
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Don’t miss Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman on "Melissa Harris-Perry," this Sunday, March 1st. The show airs live from 10 a.m. to Noon ET on MSNBC.
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan — President Barack Obama issued the third veto in his more than six years in office, rejecting the “Keystone XL Pipeline Approval Act.” This was the new congressional Republican majority’s first bill this year. Climate scientist James Hansen, the former head of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies, wrote in The New York Times that if the pipeline gets built, “it will be game over for the climate.” This vote and veto came as much of the United States was gripped by extreme cold weather, while most of California braces for even more drought. The corporate television newscasts spend more and more time covering the increasingly disruptive, costly and at times deadly weather. But they consistently fail to make the link between extreme weather and climate change.
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