Headlines from March 3, 2015

Hillary Clinton used only personal email to conduct government business during her Secretary of State tenure.
Kurdish Workers Party attracts Western volunteers in ISIS fight—some are loath to accept its leftism.
Forty percent of Syriza condemn austerity deal; many in Greece believe the Euro is worth saving.
Cuba remains on terror list, keeping banks from laying financial foundations to solidify goodwill.
Hundreds of thousands trade short term in America. And almost all of them lose.
Love drove a man to invent a safer meth—now New Zealand tinkers with developing legal highs.
Police issued more than one arrest warrant per person in Ferguson last year.
The number of private Virginians who can carry guns and make arrests has doubled in the past decade.
Before it was abolished, a Texas policy allowing police to shoot at moving vehicles left two Guatemalans dead.
Before this, the approach was more or less just pile on. After Garner’s death, NYPD learns judo holds.
Conservative reaction to the Pope has as much to do with traditionalism as with Catholic doctrine.
The sleek and easy nature of modern computing keeps us too distant from our machines.
Since the ‘80s a group of peace activists has been breaking into nuclear weapons sites across the US.
A bracketology for determining the best Kanye West song of all time.
Tournament of Books fans: You can pre-order your 2015 Rooster tee here. #tob15
Humans may have killed off Neanderthals by domesticating and hunting with wolves.
Someone asked how it came about that I ended up living with Doris Lessing in my teens.