Headlines from January 15, 2015

Charges filed against Iguala mayor in the October kidnapping and disappearance of 43 students.
Reelected after pleading guilty to sex with a minor, Virginia State senator spends half his day in office and half in jail.
Defending pot legalization, 2Chainz lays out a conservative philosophy.
See also: Transcription errors lead to British MPs, even Winston Churchill, saying “anus” instead of “arms.”
Tommy Caldwell and Kevin Jorgeson answer questions after finishing world’s most difficult rock climb.
Despite opposition from PM Harper, Ontario’s Liberal government will put a price on carbon pollution.
Brief profiles of the 10 people found on the jihadi magagazine Inspire’s most wanted list.
I almost feel guilty for still being alive. Italian journalist Roberto Saviano on living under constant protection from the Camorra mafia.
Obama directs FCC to open door for more cities to build their own internet networks.
Bitcoin’s security technology—blockchain—offers an entirely different, decentralized way to arrange the internet—and, thereby, society. #longreads
Chinese restaurant offers free meals to its most attractive customers as determined by a panel of plastic surgeons.
Chipotle can’t find enough humanely sourced pork to keep it on the menu.
Amazon doesn’t always have the lowest prices, but it identifies its most popular products and consistently prices them under the competition.
Average American consumer pays nearly $280,000 in interest.
Oscar nominations find Selma mostly snubbed, Wes Anderson largely embraced.
They offered to put orange chicken on TV for 22 minutes a week. Eddie Huang has mixed feelings over seeing his memoir sanitized to become an ABC sitcom.
There is no future with a Gwyneth man when you’re a Winona woman, particularly a Winona in a world made for Gwyneths.
Today on TMN: A teenager has the power to turn fantasy into reality—but she doesn’t know it. #illustration
See also: Philosophers explain why they went into philosophy.