The Weekend Roundup for October 19-20th, 2013
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Because I work today from 12 to 6, have my birthday today and need to study for midterms this week, the Roundup for today will be heavily abridged. Feel free to add whatever you want in the comments.
Hope you had a great weekend.
International Developments
– “No Justice for the Dead in Bangladesh”
– Libya is plunging into civil war; where’s those news outlets when you need ’em?
– Italian anti-austerity protesters clash with police in Rome
Financial Matters
– JP Morgan nearing $13 billion deal
Surveillance Planet
– “New DHS Nominee Spent Years Justifying War on Terror’s Excesses”
– Jesselyn Radack gives an account of her meeting with Snowden
Labor’s a-Brewing
– Bill de Blasio to Burger King: “This is unsupportable situation” regarding low-wages and no unions
Politics USA
– Obama: “Washington has to change”
– Banksy is now under the NYPD’s radar after rich fiend Bloomberg calls for his arrest
– Meanwhile, Lhota’s mistake-filled attack ad depicts de Blasio as “soft on crime”
– Banksy’s new homage to Occupy
– 476,000 ACA applications filed already
The War on Women
– Domestic violence centers may not survive next shutdown
Planet Earth
– How the Keystone XL pipeline fails the climate test
Mixed Bag
– HIV Vaccine may be “10 years away”
Break Time
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