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.
• 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.
• 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.