January 6, 2016
By The Morning News
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- Hundreds of "drunk and aggressive" men molested women in a New Year's attack in Germany, stirring tension over refugees.
- Susan Sarandon reports on the refugee crisis.
- How each presidential candidate must perform in the early states in order to win their nominations.
- Navigating the personal, legal, and politicized minefield of coming out as a sex worker, by TMN's Nicole Pasulka.
- Obama's constant use of "boots on the ground" is textbook Orwellian doublespeak.
- History shows a president's final year in office can be their most significant.
- A nonpolitical assessment of Obama's tenure based on golf, offspring, homebrewing, and more.
- Republicans in Congress end their opposition to federally funded needle exchange programs.
- Anti-government militias grew by more than a third over the last year.
- "If history explains private property, how does anyone come to be entitled to previously unowned stuff in the first place?"
- Modern like, courtesy of Tinder.
- "[Google's] self-driving technology is real, but the car itself is vaporware."
- The creator of @JohnCusackNews explains why he's sunsetting his parody Twitter bot.
- Today's video: Pierre Boulez's quest to move classical music out of the concert halls and into public spaces.
