Friday, December 22, 2017

Congress passes short-term spending bill to avert government shutdown

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headlines
Ex-Trump adviser accused academics who twice failed his PhD of bias
'Anti-Russian bias' / Ex-Trump adviser accused academics who twice failed his PhD of bias
Carter Page 'verbose' and 'vague' thesis was failed twice at University of London before finally succeeding in 2011
Congress passes short-term spending bill to avert government shutdown
Catalan election / Pro-independence parties keep majority
Google / As AI researcher accused of harassment, female data scientists speak of 'broken system'
Jerusalem / UN resoundingly rejects Trump's recognition as capital
Bitcoin / Price plunges $2,000 in 12 hours as year-end rally fizzles out
spotlight
'The kids believe Santa's coming, just not by the chimney'
Homeless at Christmas / 'The kids believe Santa's coming, just not by the chimney'
The festive spirit can be in short supply on the streets but many who find themselves homeless still go out of their way to make it a special time
Is Jingle Bells racist? / Despite rightwing backlash, it's not black and white
Abortion / Why medical students are practicing on papayas
Bussed out / How America moves its homeless around
Catholic church / Children of priests chalk up win in fight for recognition
Best albums of 2017 / No 1: St Vincent – Masseduction
opinion
'Tis the season for unfettered government access to your data
Allie Bohm, Bennett Cyphers and Edward George
'Tis the season for unfettered government access to your data
Giving to those in need at Christmas is noble, but a living wage would be better
Joan Hennessy
We created the #MeToo movement. Now it's time for #HerToo
Tarana Burke and Alyssa Milano
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sports
The end is sigh / Why US sports are somehow at their worst in the final reel
Why US sports are somehow at their worst in the final reel
NFL / Seahawks fined $100,000 for violating concussion protocol
McKayla Maroney / Gold medalist says USA Gymnastics paid for her silence on sexual abuse
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