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Stars and Stripes 

Vietnam vet's remains return home Tuesday afternoon

An entire community gathered along the main street of Albion, Illinois, on Tuesday afternoon for a long overdue homecoming. More than 45 years after Sgt. Kenneth Cunningham left the little town to fight in the Vietnam War, he has come home.

The Huffington Post 

Feeling Stuck? 4 Ways to Get Unstuck

We all can experience moments, days, or periods in our lives when we feel stuck. So, what does it mean to feel stuck? When you feel stuck, you might feel directionless, uninspired, and confused. This likely leaves you feeling depleted of energy and dis-empowered because you can't seem to find and experience traction, whether you feel stuck in your current job, career, business, relationships, or social life. A couple weeks ago, I was feeling utterly stuck with my business. This left me questioning... Читать дальше...

BusinessInsider.com 

Obama: Delay in response to Flint water crisis 'inexplicable and inexcusable'

Thomson Reuters

WASHINGTON/DETROIT (Reuters) - President Barack Obama pledged to offer support for the drinking water crisis in Flint, Michigan on Wednesday and environmental regulators were set to provide Congress with information about their role.

Blame is swirling after a switch in the water supply to the financially strapped city of 100,000 north of Detroit led to elevated levels of lead in drinking water.

"What is inexplicable and inexcusable is once people figured out... Читать дальше...

«Just Jared» 

Justin Theroux Got Yelled at By Passengers on His Latest Flight

Justin Theroux is all smiles while walking around town with some buddies on Tuesday afternoon (January 19) in New York City. The 44-year-old actor flew back to the Big Apple the day before after a trip to the west coast to attend the Critics’ Choice Awards. On the flight back, Justin happened to run in [...]

Sputnik International 

US Oil Exporters Unlikely to Compete in Europe

US oil exporters are unlikely to compete in Europe because shipping product overseas is cost prohibitive, but any increase in exports from the United States is likely to exert downward pressure on global energy prices, experts told Sputnik.

TheRepublic.com 

Vietnam's Communist Party meets to pick nation's leaders

HANOI, Vietnam - Vietnam's ruling Communist Party on Thursday opened an eight-day congress that will culminate with the naming of a set of leaders who will govern the country for the next five years.

«Seattle Post-Intelligencer» (seattlepi.com) 

Oil plunge upends state budget session in New Mexico

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico lawmakers conferred with energy market experts and economists about plunging oil prices Wednesday as the Legislature crafts a new state budget that relies heavily on oil and natural gas revenues. Jim Peach, a professor of economics at New Mexico State University, said the state would be wise to reconsider any spending increase this year because oil prices may remain low and also trigger production cuts at New Mexico rigs. Alaska is facing an estimated $3.5 billion... Читать дальше...

MSNBC 

Sanders stirs upset with establishment label

Rachel Maddow reports on how Bernie Sanders' answer in Tuesday's interview about Hillary Clinton's endorsements being reflective of the political establishment has caused some controversy within Democratic politics and among liberal groups.

BusinessInsider.com 

These Facebook engineers are company's 'eyes and ears' outside the social network

Facebook

Facebook is always growing, changing, and evolving. It's kind of the company's whole thing — "Move fast and break things" and all that. 

At the same time, a bunch of other companies have apps and services that rely on Facebook to reach users and customers. 

Imagine "Candy Crush Saga," the hit game from King Digital, without the ability to login with Facebook, connect with friends, and keep your progress between smartphone and computer. Or send annoying requests to your Facebook friends. Читать дальше...

BusinessInsider.com 

GARY SHILLING: These 17 charts explain China's economy

REUTERS/Jason Lee

A close friend of mine shared an anecdote that he had run into on a trip to Seattle the day before.

It seems that one of his friends bought a rather large, roughly $8 million, new home in a nice part of Seattle and was selling his old home for a mere $4 million. Thirty prospective buyers came through to look at the property, and not one of them spoke English—they were all Chinese.

Think about that for a moment in the context of money leaving China. At the Hong Kong gathering... Читать дальше...