Headlines from January 9, 2015

Hostage situations in Paris related to the Charlie Hebdo attack and yesterday’s murder of a police officer.
Dozens of Charlie Hebdo front pages from around the world.
Police officer Ahmed Merabet died protecting a magazine that ridiculed his faith.
US officials believe al Qaeda may be behind the Charlie Hebdo attack.
“Piss Christ” artwork removed from AP archive after complaints of Charlie Hebdo double standard.
Russia now includes trans people among those who are barred from driving.
Obama announces proposal for federal and state government to cover cost of community college for millions.
Violent arrests can lead to arrestees’ later violent behavior in prison, research finds.
The NYPD “slowdown” in Bed-Stuy: Residents say reduced police presence makes them feel safer.
After nine years in prison, man convicted of eco-terrorism freed as FBI admits to gross legal misconduct.
FBI finds NFL chose not to dig too deep into Ray Rice incident, and the public saw the video before officials.
Former Miami Dolphins running back falls off his boat in the ocean, swims nine miles to Palm Beach.
Boston nominated to be the US’s 2024 Olympic host.
In his new book, Marco Rubio references Groundhog Day‘s insights and David Bowie’s fiscal vision.
Kanye fans shouldn’t wonder who Paul McCartney is: Clues show both musicians are dead. #tmn
These companies want to hold us. Internet-theorizing Cluetrain Manifesto authors appeal for a free web forever.
Evolvability and openness to innovation are features not just of life but of information itself. #longreads
Texas hold’em is over, solved to perfection by a self-correcting algorithm.
I spent the morning reproofing our Barbour jackets and now my forearm is sore. Middle-class injuries.
Disrupt pizza.