By Sophie Borland, Health Correspondent Experts believe the 10p-a-day statins will be offered to up to an extra five million patients Prescriptions for statins have trebled in a decade, with nearly 60million doled out last year. The NHS now spends £100million a year handing out the pills to approximately seven million Britons, according to official figures. And this is set to rise further after next week, when it is thought that the health watchdog will urge GPs to offer many more patients statins to prevent heart attacks and strokes. NICE will publish guidance a week from tomorrow which is likely to tell doctors that anyone with a 10 per cent risk of developing heart disease over the next decade should be prescribed the medication.
@highlight
NHS spends £100million a year handing out statins to seven million people
@highlight
Number set to rise as GPs urged to prescribe pills to many more patients
@highlight
Experts say 10p a day drugs will be given to an extra five million patients
@highlight
But critics say they can cause type 2 diabetes and debilitating muscle pain

Question: ‘But to prescribe these drugs to those at low risk prompts a real concern we are over-medicalising and over-statinising @placeholder.’


When seven-year-old Kady Akester went trick or treating with her mother she hoped to get some sweets and at worst thought she may come across some scary Halloween costumes. But when the child and her mother returned home to look at the treats she had gathered, they discovered an unwelcome surprise inside. In a sealed tub of Marks and Spencer Super Berry and Almonds mix lay an inch-long screw. Toni Cole, mother to Kady, said she was shocked by the discovery and concerned about what could have happened had a toddler, or her younger son Zak, got hold of the tub.
@highlight
Toni Cole took her seven-year-old daughter out trick or treating in Hull
@highlight
When they got home found a screw in an M&S tub of nuts she had received
@highlight
Ms Cole claims the tub of nuts and berries had not been tampered with
@highlight
She feared a toddler could have 'choked to death' on the inch-long screw
@highlight
Marks and Spencer said it is examining the pot as part of its investigations

Question: It is the second problem to hit @placeholder in a week after a pianist spotted a dead earwig in his wholefood salad.


(CNN) -- If you're traveling by air this month, there's a good chance the government owes you money. Don't believe me? You can thank Congress and its inability to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration. Here's how you can get your money back, though be prepared to wait a little while for things to settle. Congress periodically has to renew the authorization of the FAA to do a variety of things, and one of those things is collecting taxes on air travel. As with everything in Washington, the left and the right all try to sneak in politically charged riders that prevent the FAA reauthorization from moving forward to fund important projects such as the NextGen air traffic control overhaul.
@highlight
Fliers who bought tickets before the FAA shutdown might be entitled to a tax refund
@highlight
Tickets purchased before July 23 for travel from July 23 until the FAA is restored are eligible
@highlight
Some airlines have agreed to coordinate refunds with the Internal Revenue Service
@highlight
The IRS is developing procedures to process the air travel tax refunds

Question: (If you file for a refund after your first flight, then you have no way of knowing if the @placeholder will again be collecting taxes by the time you return.)


Washington (CNN) -- The state-led push to legalize pot is a "chronic" problem for the Obama administration. Marijuana is not only legal in Colorado and Washington, but cannabis has become a cottage industry complete with 420 sampler tours and shops where customers can buy pot brownies or candy in those two states. And New York and Florida could soon join the 20 states and the District of Columbia where medical marijuana is legal, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. The administration has taken a fuzzy stance on the matter: in states where it's legal to puff, the government will pass on punishment.
@highlight
Obama administration largely taking a pass on bumper crop of state pot laws
@highlight
State and federal lawmen frustrated by patchwork of pot laws, Obama administration attitude
@highlight
Midterm and 2016 elections could herald a change on nation's marijuana policies
@highlight
Experts say the federal government will eventually have to step in

Question: @placeholder, civil rights organizations and both pro and anti-marijuana legalization groups all acknowledge that minorities are often disproportionately incarcerated for pot-related crimes.


(CNN) -- The French Senate voted late Monday to criminalize any public denial of what new legislation calls the Ottoman Empire's genocide of Armenians, triggering fresh condemnation from modern Turkey. Relations between France and Turkey have already deteriorated since the National Assembly -- the lower house of the French parliament -- voted to approve the bill in December. The Turkish government called Monday's vote "an example of irresponsibility" and vowed to "express our reaction against it in every platform." It is already illegal in France to deny the Holocaust of World War II, a crime punishable by a year in prison and a fine of 45,000 euros ($58,500). The same punishment would be used under the Armenian legislation.
@highlight
NEW: Turkey calls the vote "first and foremost a loss for France"
@highlight
Armenia praises the vote and thanks the French
@highlight
The French Senate approved the controversial legislation 127-86
@highlight
Turkey expressed anger over the bill when it passed the National Assembly in December

Question: The Turkish-@placeholder controversy over the killings that took place last century has reverberated wherever diaspora communities representing both groups exist.


By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 23:31 EST, 2 October 2013 | UPDATED: 00:11 EST, 3 October 2013 There's sure to be a food fight over this one... Michael’s Pizzeria in Long Beach, California has been named the 'Best Pizzeria' in the United States meaning Los Angeles is deemed to have the best slice in the country. Hard as it is to believe, Chicago's deep dish and New York's thin and crispy were hardly in the running. Tony’s Pizza Napoletana in San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood came a close second having held the title for a number of years. Tasty: Zagat, the exclusive guide of restaurant reviews and nightlife ratings, has rated Michael?s Pizzeria, located on Naples Island in Long Beach, as having the top pizza in the country
@highlight
Top pizza restaurant was chosen by reviews using Zagat survey
@highlight
Michael's of Long Beach, California has only been open for two years

Question: But give @placeholder some credit where it is due.


Guatemala's new anti-impunity commissioner, Ivan Velasquez, arrived to the Central American nation in October with an ambitious agenda, promising to probe links between drug traffickers and political parties. "We're going to investigate if organized crime has permeated political campaigns with their financing," he told CNN en Español in an exclusive interview. The announcement sent shock waves across a country that faces one of the highest murder rates in Latin America. Widespread institutional corruption and societal violence related to drug trafficking continue to be a concern, according to a recent U.S. State Department report. Previous commissioners have had successes exposing networks that colluded with the government. But Velasquez envisions an investigation that could expose the very apparatuses of criminal activity leaving no stone unturned.
@highlight
Ivan Velasquez is the new commissioner for a U.N.-backed anti-impunity commission
@highlight
He vows to go after ties between drug traffickers and political parties
@highlight
Velasquez did the same as a judge in Colombia
@highlight
His work makes some officials uncomfortable

Question: Prior to the commission's creation, @placeholder had a 97& impunity rate.


By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 05:49 EST, 18 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:02 EST, 18 October 2012 The leader of an Islamist group has been named as a commander in last month's attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi that killed three Americans including ambassador Christopher Stevens. Ahmed Abu Khattala, who heads the Benghazi-based Ansar al-Sharia group, was closely involved in the September 11 assault, according to Libyan authorities. Witnesses said they saw Abu Khattala lead the fatal assault, although his exact role has not been made clear. Suspect: Ahmed Abu Khattala, who heads the Ansar al-Sharia group, was closely involved in the September 11 assault on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, according to Libyan authorities
@highlight
Ahmed Abu Khattala heads the Benghazi-based Ansar al-Sharia group
@highlight
Libyan officials say he was closely involved in the September 11 assault that killed four Americans including ambassador Christopher Stevens
@highlight
Consulate security entrusted to little-own British company
@highlight
How Obama handled aftermath of attack triggered war of words between the President and Mitt Romney in this week's second presidential debate

Question: in Benghazi, Mr @placeholder said: 'No acts of terror will ever shake the


Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday authorized additional troops be deployed to Iraq to protect American diplomatic facilities and personnel in Baghdad. The 350 troops are being sent at the request of the U.S. Department of State to beef up security, an appeal that comes as the violence mounts as Iraqi security forces battle ISIS fighters and their Sunni militant allies. "The request he approved today will allow some previously deployed military personnel to depart Iraq, while at the same time providing a more robust, sustainable security force for our personnel and facilities in Baghdad," according to a statement released by the White House.
@highlight
NEW: Obama approves request for more U.S. troops in Baghdad, White House says
@highlight
Scores storm the Iraqi parliament building
@highlight
Families want to know the whereabouts of loved ones after a June ISIS attack near Tikrit
@highlight
ISIS overran a base formerly known as Camp Speicher and says it killed 1,700 Iraqi forces

Question: The killings at @placeholder are among the worst atrocities claimed by ISIS in Iraq.


San Diego, California (CNN) -- American humorist Will Rogers once said, "I'm not a member of any organized political party. I'm a Democrat." The old saying goes that, come election time, Republicans fall in line and Democrats fall apart. The tradition in the GOP has been that, if you ran for president and came up short -- Ronald Reagan in 1976, George H.W. Bush in 1980, John McCain in 2000, Mitt Romney in 2008 -- next time, it would be your turn. Among Democrats, it was a free-for-all. Hillary Clinton was thought to have a lock on the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, but Barack Obama had other ideas.
@highlight
Ruben Navarrette: Traditionally, Democrats have been the party of internal feuds
@highlight
Now the Republicans seem badly split, with top figures sniping at each other, he says
@highlight
Chris Christie and Rand Paul traded barbs; Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio also attacking
@highlight
Navarrette: Republicans aren't demonstrating that they have presidential stature

Question: Cruz continued that theme when -- in comments that got him in hot water with liberals and conservatives -- he accused fellow @placeholder of being part of a "surrender caucus" because of their reluctance to buck the tide.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 00:38 EST, 25 October 2012 | UPDATED: 00:38 EST, 25 October 2012 NFL great Lawrence Taylor, reliving a night to forget, admitted yesterday that he paid for sex with a 'very, very pretty' prostitute in 2010 but denied accusations that he ignored obvious signs she was a teen runaway in distress. Taylor, 53, told a Manhattan jury at a civil trial that he had a history of hiring women for 'company' when on the road but didn't expect them to automatically have sex with him. 'I still like the chase,' Taylor testified. But he added, 'I like to stack the odds in my favor... I don't like to work too hard.'
@highlight
Lawrence Taylor, 53, admits he often hires prostitutes 'for company' when he's on the road
@highlight
He claims Cristina Fierro, who was 16 at the time, told him that she was 19 in May 2010 incident
@highlight
Taylor was charged with sexual misconduct and patronizing an underage prostitute in the May 2006 incident
@highlight
Taylor played for 13 seasons in the NFL and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1999

Question: Taylor's lawyer has called @placeholder's lawsuit, seeking unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, 'a money grab' because of Taylor's fame.


By James Chapman, Tim Shipman and Jason Groves Last updated at 9:16 AM on 13th December 2011 Nick Clegg became the incredible sulk of British politics yesterday by snubbing David Cameron’s triumphant appearance in the Commons. The Prime Minister was cheered by Tory MPs for his historic veto of a new EU treaty at the Brussels summit. His pro-EU deputy ducked yesterday’s session, telling Mr Cameron he would be a ‘distraction’ on the Government front bench. Snub: Nick Clegg, pictured leaving the Commons, said last night that he did not appear in the House for David Cameron's statement as he thought he would be a 'distraction'
@highlight
Deputy PM says his appearance would have been a 'distraction'
@highlight
Cameron insists he was right to 'defend Britain's national interests'
@highlight
Prime Minister says Mr Clegg had originally endorsed his strategy
@highlight
Conservative backbenchers applaud Mr Cameron's stance but Ed Miliband calls it 'the biggest mistake of a generation'
@highlight
Nicolas Sarkozy claims he and Angela Merkel did all they could to keep Britain on board

Question: Mr @placeholder insisted he had been right to stick to his word and ‘defend Britain’s national interest’.


Why in the world would Scott Brown, a former half-term Senator from Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, put himself in the mix for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination? The real question is: Why not? When Brown told the Des Moines Register over the weekend that he was heading to the Iowa State Fair "to determine whether there's an interest in my brand of leadership and Republicanism," the news was met with some amusement by political insiders. After all, Brown has already floated bids for New Hampshire senator and Massachusetts governor, and he doesn't seem likely to pursue either. 2016 Watch: Scott Brown makes a stop in Iowa
@highlight
There's a difference between running for president and "running" for president
@highlight
Scott Brown served part of one term in the Senate before losing his re-election bid
@highlight
There's almost no downside in a politician saying he's considering a presidential run
@highlight
Even some of his former advisers say they don't know what Brown is up to

Question: Senator @placeholder's a skilled retail politician and this gives him a platform to talk about a brand of Republicanism we could use more of."

Question: "The fact that he is in @placeholder doesn't surprise me," the Republican told CNN.


By Sudipto Ganguly, Reuters Not playing the Indian Premier League is the reason behind England's struggles in the shorter formats, former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram said, a day after England great Ian Botham called for the rich Twenty20 competition to be scrapped. England were thumped 4-1 in Australia in their one-day international series at the beginning of the year and also lost recent series at home against Sri Lanka and India. Critics have flayed England's strategy and selections for the shorter formats, with some suggesting that the team does not care about anything other than test cricket. Struggling: England's lack of involvement in the IPL is hurting them in limited overs formats, says Wasim Akram
@highlight
Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram says IPL would help England
@highlight
England players miss the Indian tournament due to its clash with summer
@highlight
Kevin Pietersen was the only Englishman in this year's T20 tournament
@highlight
England legend Ian Botham has called for the IPL to be scrapped
@highlight
England have already lost the current ODI series with India 3-0

Question: While former @placeholder all-rounder Botham believes the franchise-based IPL has become too powerful and could be fuelling corruption in the game, Akram thinks not playing in the tournament is hurting England.


Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- Nigeria imposed a 24-hour curfew Saturday in the northern city of Kano after assailants killed scores of people and wounded others in a hail of gunfire and coordinated bombings of eight government sites. A military official told CNN that at least 156 people were dead and feared the number would rise. "The hospitals are not equipped to deal with the influx and severity of the injuries, so we are expecting that figure to go up further," the official said. Nwankpa Nwankpa, a Red Cross information officer in the capital, Abuja, said 50 people were injured in the attacks. He said that search and rescue operations are underway and volunteers are working to assist those hurt.
@highlight
NEW: The U.N.'s Ban Ki-moon is "appalled at the frequency and intensity" of recent attacks
@highlight
A military official tells CNN that at least 156 people were killed
@highlight
Nigeria closes its borders with Niger and Cameroon and imposes a state of emergency
@highlight
The Islamist militant group Boko Haram claims responsibility

Question: Nigeria closed its borders Saturday with Cameroon and Niger, whom it has accused of allowing the militants to move freely into @placeholder.


San Diego, California (CNN) -- Monitoring the immigration crisis requires keeping one eye on Washington and one on the U.S.-Mexico border. One place is full of corrupt and mercenary characters who protect their interests, don't follow the rules, play with people's lives and who only care about making money and amassing power and ensuring their own survival. Then you have the border. Alarmed over tens of thousands of child refugees coming into the United States, House Republicans last week sent up a flare -- and wound up setting themselves on fire. With the Senate in recess until after Labor Day, Republicans approved a pair of show bills.
@highlight
House votes for spending bill on border crisis and against reprieve program for "dreamers"
@highlight
Ruben Navarrette: Democrats set a clever trap on immigration and GOP fell into it
@highlight
He says Republicans alienate Latino voters by showing contempt for issues they care about

Question: The @placeholder will pay for that mistake for years, and deservedly so.


Editor's Note: The staff at CNN.com has recently been intrigued by the journalism of Vice, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York. VBS.TV is Vice's broadband television network. The reports, which are produced solely by Vice, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. New York (HBO) -- In February 2010, U.S. Marines launched Afghanistan: Operation Moshtarak, the biggest operation since the start of the Afghanistan war. Its main target was the Taliban stronghold of Marjah, a town in Helmand province. Journalist Ben Anderson, who spent two months with the American forces, offers an extraordinarily intimate look at the brutal realities of modern-day warfare in the harrowing documentary "The Battle For Marjah," debuting Thursday, February 17 at 9 p.m. ET exclusively on HBO, marking the first anniversary of this historic battle.
@highlight
Documentary marks first anniversary of largest operation since start of the Afghan war
@highlight
"The Battle For Marjah" shot by journalist who was embedded with U.S. forces for two months
@highlight
Film looks at brutality of war, offers glimpse of Marines' personal lives

Question: Still, as one Marine remarks, "@placeholder fight battles, they don't fight wars."


(CNN) -- A student who videoed a re-enactment of the "Jena 6" incident apologized and said the video was not intended to make fun of the six black students arrested in the beating of a white classmate, according to The News-Star newspaper of Monroe, Louisiana. The incident involving six black students has sparked protests across the country, like this one in Washington. The video, taped by University of Louisiana-Monroe student Kristy Smith, shows students in blackface apparently acting out the beating of Jena High School student Justin Barker. One of the males in the tape runs onto the beach acting as if he is holding a noose, and three others -- covered in river mud -- pretend to knock him to the ground, punch and kick him. At least one racial epithet can be heard.
@highlight
Student tells News-Star of Monroe, Louisiana, she wasn't making fun of "Jena 6"
@highlight
Kristy Smith posted tape on her Facebook page; it has since been removed
@highlight
Hundreds meet on University of Louisiana-Monroe campus in response to video
@highlight
Six black students, dubbed "Jena 6," accused of beating white student

Question: The beating of Barker followed an increase in racial tensions in Jena, @placeholder, including at least two fights, sparked originally when three white teens hung nooses from an oak tree on the grounds of the town's high school.


(CNN) -- Two Israeli bands, one Jewish and one Arab, are joining together in "metal brotherhood" to spread a message of peace through rock 'n roll. Arab group Khalas (Arabic for "Enough") and Jewish band Orphaned Land are heading out on an 18-day European tour that they hope will foster tolerance between the two sides in the Arab-Israeli conflict. "We want to share the stage together, we want to show co-existence," said Kobi Farhi, Orphaned Land's vocalist. The bands will also share a tour bus for three weeks. What more perfect example of co-existence, asks Farhi. "We will snore at each other, we will do laundry together, we will make coffee for each other," he said.
@highlight
Two Israeli bands -- one Jewish the other Arab -- touring Europe together
@highlight
Bands hope their tour will show how music can unite people across political and religious divides
@highlight
Other Arab-Israeli musical projects have highlighted power of music to foster peaceful relations
@highlight
'The only conflict we have is who is going to pay the bill,' says singer Kobi Farhi

Question: Apart from handful of cities that the government designates "mixed," where a minority of @placeholder lives alongside a majority of Jews, the two groups live in separate communities.

Question: This is not the first time music has been used to cross the divide between Israelis and @placeholder.


Decatur, Georgia (CNN)  -- LaShonda Durden had just given birth to her second child. She was two weeks back from maternity leave when her supervisor called her into her office. "You need to be trying to find other employment," her manager said. A bereavement coordinator and chaplain at an Atlanta, Georgia-area hospice, Durden suddenly found herself coping with the grief of being unemployed. Sixteen months later, she's still out of work. "It's a vicious cycle," she says. Durden is not alone. She is among the 16.5 percent unemployed African-Americans -- almost twice the rate of unemployment for whites. The figure was included in a new report released Wednesday on the state of black America by the National Urban League.
@highlight
National Urban League report focuses on state of black America
@highlight
African-American unemployment is double rate of whites, report finds
@highlight
Median household income for blacks stands at $34,218; for whites, it's $55,530
@highlight
"The disparities are definitely huge," expert says

Question: As for her @placeholder-American roots, she says, "It means I expect to excel in what I do because I know who my foremothers and forefathers are.


George Zimmerman's brother last night faced the public to insist his brother is 'the neighbour that everyone would want to have' and shot Trayvon Martin in while defending himself. It came hours after his father criticised President Obama for the 'hate' he had directed at his son in the wake of the fatal shooting of the unarmed black 19-year-old that has caused outrage across the nation. Robert Zimmerman said on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight: 'The fantasy or mythology that he chased a person is absolutely false. He stopped someone from disarming him and shooting him. He didn’t pull out a gun and shoot him.'
@highlight
Robert Zimmerman insists Trayvon attacked his son as he tried to make another 911 call
@highlight
Says he 'stopped someone from 'disarming him and shooting him'
@highlight
Hints at another witness who saw brawl 'from the first blow'
@highlight
Father says Trayvon told his son 'you're going to die tonight' as he beat him
@highlight
The Vietnam veteran, 64, said he and his family have been forced to hide

Question: 'He never got to make that phone call because he was attacked by Mr. @placeholder,' he said, adding that the screams heard on a 911 call made by a neighbour during the confrontation sound like his brother.


(CNN) -- Hundreds of protestors took to the streets in Vietnam Sunday as territorial disputes escalated tensions between the communist state and its neighbor China. A rally which drew around a thousand protesters in Hanoi focused local ire on the Chinese embassy, while smaller protests in Danang and Ho Chi Minh City echoed the anti-Chinese sentiment emanating from the political capital. The demonstrations were sparked by what Vietnam says were intimidatory tactics involving China's deployment of a deep-sea drilling platform in disputed waters in the South China Sea. Vietnamese officials say Chinese military and civilian ships have been harassing their vessels near the Paracel Islands -- which are controlled by Beijing but claimed by Hanoi -- since the previous Sunday, even accusing the Chinese of repeatedly ramming into them and shooting water cannon.
@highlight
NEW: Vietnamese take to the streets to protest against perceived territorial incursions by China
@highlight
NEW: South China Sea disputes form backdrop to ASEAN summit in Myanmar
@highlight
Vietnam says Chinese ships have made violent attacks on Vietnamese vessels
@highlight
Chinese fishermen arrested by Philippines authorities in a separate dispute

Question: @placeholder officials say the boat was carrying a large number of endangered species and they seized the boat "to uphold Philippine sovereign rights" in the disputed waters.


Washington (CNN) -- It's not just about the website anymore. Republican foes of Obamacare still use words like "disaster" and "epic" failure in describing the problems with HealthCare.gov, the portal for enrolling in President Barack Obama's signature health care reforms. However, they also concede the technology problems will likely get resolved, as promised again Wednesday by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius at a Senate Finance Committee hearing. The broader GOP focus is on their dislike for the Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010 with no Republican support and upheld last year by the Supreme Court. At Wednesday's hearing, Republicans accused Obama of lying to the American people in selling the reforms and railed against the impacts, including individual policyholders getting cancellation notices and premium prices rising in some areas.
@highlight
NEW: "We are working overtime to get this fixed," says the President in Texas
@highlight
Tech official at agency overseeing Obamacare website is leaving the government
@highlight
Legislators grill HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius for the second time in a week
@highlight
Republicans accuse President Obama of lying about the impact of health reforms

Question: Obama went to Texas on Wednesday to meet with "navigators" -- people hired to help @placeholder obtain health insurance through the newly established federal and state marketplaces.


(CNN) -- Novelist Michael Peterson walked out of a North Carolina jail Thursday, eight years after he was convicted of murdering his wife. A jury convicted Peterson in October 2003 of murder, siding with prosecutors who argued he had bludgeoned Kathleen Peterson to death in the stairwell of their Durham home. But on Wednesday, Judge Orlando Hudson ruled that Peterson deserved a new trial and finding that North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation agent Duane Deaver had misled jurors about bloodstain evidence. Deaver was fired by the agency last January. Peterson addressed the press after being released Thursday on bond.
@highlight
NEW: Peterson's attorney says "Duane Deaver was all over that scene for days"
@highlight
NEW: Peterson's son lauds the judge's decision, yet his stepsister is more guarded
@highlight
In 2003, a grand jury convicted Michael Peterson of murdering his wife
@highlight
A judge has granted him a new trial, saying an agent had misled jurors in his testimony

Question: "I have waited over eight years -- 2,988 days as a matter of fact ... for an opportunity to have a retrial," @placeholder said, while surrounded by family.


Bruce Wilson, ex-boyfriend of former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard, should face corruption charges, according to the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption. The first report into the year-long inquiry report was released on Friday, recommending prosecutors charge former union official Bruce Wilson and also Ralph Blewitt but also suggests some information can never be made public because it would place people in danger. During the hearings, Mr Wilson, a former union official had denied ever giving Ms Gillard 'wads' of cash and accused fellow witnesses of lying. Bruce Wilson, ex-boyfriend of former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard, should face corruption charges, according to the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption
@highlight
Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard's ex-boyfriend is set to face corruption charges
@highlight
Former union officials Bruce Wilson and Ralph Blewitt among several people singled out by the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption
@highlight
Two reports released by the Federal Government on Friday, a third will not be made public because of safety fears for individuals named
@highlight
Royal Commission looked at illegal slush funds, intimidation and blackmail claims
@highlight
239 witnesses were called over eight months

Question: 'The conduct which is part and parcel of the third and confidential report reveals grave threats to the power and authority of the @placeholder state,' he said.


Lewis Hamilton said this was the most important race of his career. It turned out to be a moment more fleeting. The most important fragment, perhaps. The most vital fifth of a second. That was the time between the encouragement of the final go light and Hamilton’s Mercedes car making its move. And soon after that, it was all over. There are moments in sport, cameos and no more, that define history and remain in the memory. Hamilton’s race to the first turn in Abu Dhabi was one such act. Whatever marvels the rest of his time in Formula One contain — and he is now one short of equalling Jackie Stewart’s total of three drivers’ championships — he will be remembered for this, his duel in the fading desert sun. The total eclipse of his team-mate and rival, Nico Rosberg.
@highlight
Nico Rosberg started Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from pole position but was overtaken by Lewis Hamilton at the first corner
@highlight
Hamilton stormed to victory in Abu Dhabi to win the world championship
@highlight
The Brit lauded championship triumph as 'the greatest day of my life'
@highlight
It was a split second that turned the race, and Hamilton never looked back
@highlight
Usain Bolt and Olympian sprinters aside, no momentous sporting achievement was ever over in more of a flash

Question: The lead he had established within seconds of the race starting was unnatural, considering @placeholder started ahead and has the same car.


Arrested: Rita Sanders-Campfield, 53, allegedly stabbed Chong Park, 67, because she was practicing witchcraft and needed to be 'perfected', according to her journal A grandmother allegedly stabbed her roommate to death with a pair of scissors and a butcher knife because she thought she was evil and practiced witchcraft. Teacher Rita Sanders-Campfield has been charged with murder after Chong Park, 67, was found dead inside the apartment they shared in a quiet condominium in North Bethesda, Maryland. The 53-year-old Duke graduate was still lying in her bed when a maintenance worker walked into the property to make a routine repair and discovered the victim's body.
@highlight
Rita Sanders-Campfield, 53, is accused of killing Chong Park, 67
@highlight
The pair lived in a quiet condominium in North Bethesda, Maryland
@highlight
Detectives discovered a journal Sanders-Campfield kept that suggested she thought Park was 'evil' and needed to be 'perfected'
@highlight
Suspect revealed she had a history of mental illness in a recent speech
@highlight
Appeared in court via a TV link, a social worker urged that she should be sent for psychiatric evaluation

Question: They said @placeholder was a 'model tenant' who was 'caring, conscientious, warm, friendly, and well-liked by all.'


If you're trying to create the perfect 21st-century city, it helps to start with a blank slate. Even if that slate is a sweltering strip of sand. That's essentially what the government of Qatar and its developers are trying with Lusail, an ambitious planned city on 28 square miles of waterfront desert along the Persian Gulf. Now under construction, the compact city will contain a commercial district, a lagoon, four islands, two marinas, an upscale shopping mall, a hospital, a zoo, two golf courses and housing for some 250,000 people. It also will feature an 86,000-seat soccer stadium, surrounded by a moat, that's expected to host the final game of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
@highlight
Lusail is an ambitious planned city rising along the Persian Gulf in Qatar
@highlight
Its infrastructure will be run by computers, making Lusail a "smart" city
@highlight
A Lusail stadium is expected to host the final game of the 2022 World Cup
@highlight
But FIFA is under pressure to move the event to another country

Question: It's a plan that has helped land Qatar the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The men first ordered Ken Cordier to strip naked. A poll has sparked debate among Christians about torture. They then forced him face-down to the ground and pinned his arms and legs. One of them grabbed a fan belt from a truck and began flogging Cordier. When it was over, they returned another day with a new approach. They slung a rope around Cordier's neck, pulled him back like a bow and beat him with their fists. "You could tell they enjoyed it," Cordier says. "They had that look in their eyes and they grinned." This is how Cordier described being tortured. He is a former U.S. Air Force pilot who was captured by the North Vietnamese in 1966. Though he was tortured for six years in captivity, Cordier says he survived because "I never gave up faith in God and country"
@highlight
What happens when faith in God and country seem to collide?
@highlight
Poll: Some Christians more likely than nonreligious people to support torture
@highlight
Survey's results have sparked a series of debates among Christian community

Question: Kammer said he is a @placeholder and does not support torture in any circumstances.


A British helicopter pilot who performed one of the most daring rescues of the Afghanistan war is selling his gallantry medal to raise £100,000. Captain Tom O’Malley flew his Apache gunship into a Taliban stronghold with two Royal Marines strapped to the side in an extraordinary bid to save a wounded comrade. He flew the helicopter ship at 60mph then hovered just 20ft above a heavily-defended Taliban fort. Scroll down for video Heroic: Captain Tom O'Malley, pictured right, flew an Apache attack helicopter into a Taliban stronghold to rescue a wounded comrade in one of the Afghanistan war's most dramatic missions
@highlight
Captain Tom O'Malley, 47, flew daring rescue mission in Afghanistan
@highlight
Landed his gunship inside Taliban compound while marines rescued ally
@highlight
Was honoured with a Distinguished Flying Cross for his bravery
@highlight
Captain O'Malley has now retired from the military and is auctioning medals
@highlight
The sale, at auctioneers in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, is set to raise £100,000

Question: 'The @placeholder were desperate to capture an Apache helicopter and its crew.


(CNN) -- Friendship is not defined by the length of time two people share together. One defining moment is all it takes for two individuals to call each other friends. Cory Monteith's life, short as it was, taught me that lesson. His death, sudden as it was, taught me that lesson. Coroner: Mix of heroin and alcohol killed 'Glee' star The defining moment of our friendship happened the third time I joined the cast of "Glee" for yet another memorable shooting experience as Sunshine Corazon. At the set, Cory was cool. Like his character Finn Hudson, Cory was so cool that everything seemed alright with him.
@highlight
Singer and actress Charice recalls her friendship with Cory Monteith on the set of "Glee"
@highlight
Charice: "Like his character Finn Hudson, Cory was so cool"
@highlight
"My body felt cold when I learned about his death," writes Charice
@highlight
The actress asks for Cory's fans to unite and celebrate his life and talents

Question: But Cory came to the rescue, just in time, with his sweet greeting: "Happy birthday, @placeholder!"


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 20:45 EST, 18 March 2014 | UPDATED: 05:45 EST, 19 March 2014 New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie took on a persistent health care activist Tuesday during a regularly scheduled town hall event in South River, New Jersey, fending off accusations for nearly four minutes. Maura Collinsgru, a health policy advocate with the liberal group New Jersey Citizen Action, blasted Christie during the question-and-answer event, the 114th such town hall he has held since taking office. She blamed him for meeting her fellow activists with 'silence' when they try to help poor New Jerseyans access Medicaid benefits.
@highlight
The New Jersey governor fended off rhetorical body blows for nearly four minutes as a pro-Obamacare activist jabbed him about Medicaid access
@highlight
Christie, he reminded her, has increased Medicaid spending and accepted federal dollars – unlike more Republican governors – to cover more people
@highlight
'You're simply wrong,' Christie blasted, while insisting he won't spend even more money on Obamacare, which he called a 'failed federal program'
@highlight
More than a dozen other hecklers interrupted him Tuesday, complaining Occupy Wall Street-style about relief efforts following Super storm Sandy

Question: 'You believe @placeholder works, and I do not,' Christie said, becoming more agitated by the minute but earning sustained applause from his audience.


Feedly, the Web-content app that got a surge of new users when Google announced it was pulling the plug on its Reader service, is making a play to inherit even more. On Wednesday, the company announced it's rolling out Feedly Cloud, creating a one-click way for Google Reader users to migrate to Feedly, and a new, stand-alone desktop version of the service. Like Google Reader, which will shut down July 1, Feedly pulls content from various websites into a customizable feed. "With the release of Feedly Cloud, Feedly today transitions from a product to a platform," the company said in a blog post.
@highlight
Google Reader will be shut down July 1
@highlight
Feedly makes a bid to inherit more Google Reader fans
@highlight
The Feedly app has tripled to 12 million users since March

Question: Feedly Cloud will be available Wednesday to visitors to @placeholder's website.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A controversial assertion by convicted Robert F. Kennedy assassin Sirhan Sirhan to win his freedom was challenged this week by the California attorney general who said "overwhelming evidence" exists against Sirhan's claims. Sirhan's attorneys have said that a second gunman actually assassinated Kennedy in 1968 and that Sirhan was hypno-programmed to fire a gun as a diversion. "In sum, (Sirhan) cannot possibly show that no reasonable juror would have convicted him if a jury had considered his 'new' evidence and allegations, in light of the overwhelming evidence supporting the convictions and the available evidence thoroughly debunking (Sirhan's) second-shooter and automaton theories," Attorney General Kamala Harris said in federal court papers filed this week.
@highlight
Convicted assassin Sirhan Sirhan asserts a second gunman killed Robert F. Kennedy
@highlight
Sirhan was hypno-programmed to fire a gun as a diversion, his attorney says
@highlight
California's attorney general says a jury would have convicted him anyway
@highlight
The evidence against Sirhan is "overwhelming," prosecutor says

Question: She said that under @placeholder's vicarious liability law, "an aider and abettor 'is guilty not only of the offense he intended to facilitate or encourage, but also of any reasonably foreseeable offense committed by the person he aids and abets'."


By Katy Winter for MailOnline If investigating London’s vast network of sewers doesn’t sound like your idea of a romantic date, how about doing it search of great globules of fat blocking the drains? As unappealing as that sounds to most of us, one couple celebrated their love under the streets of the capital while on the lookout for ‘fatbergs’. Dan MacIntyre decided to surprise girlfriend Dunya Kalantery with the excursion to mark their one year anniversary. Dan MacIntyre and girlfriend Dunya Kalantery share a tender moment during their one-year anniversary celebrations in London's sewer system The couple discovered their shared interest in greasy globules when a record 15-tonne fatberg was discovered under Kingston last year
@highlight
Dan and Dunya met in 2013 when a fatberg was causing havoc in London
@highlight
Became fascinated by the sewer blockages made of congealed lumps of fat
@highlight
Dan secretly arranged trip to London sewers to mark one-year anniversary
@highlight
Couple had to wear safety gear and overalls for the 40-minute visit
@highlight
Thames Water say this unusual date was a 'one-off'

Question: So Mr MacIntyre secretly wrote to @placeholder with the request to tour the sewers to celebrate their one-year anniversary.

Question: We're very grateful to @placeholder for arranging this trip.


By Joshua Gardner Detroit’s newly-appointed emergency financial manager won’t rule out bankruptcy for the city and says the step might be one he’ll be forced to take. Kevyn Orr assumes the newly created job post March 25, but he told the Detroit Free Press Friday that he’s comfortable orchestrating what would be the largest municipal bankruptcy filing in U.S. history. The ailing Midwestern city holds around $14 billion in debts and Orr was chosen for the job by Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder. Big problems: Lawyer Kevyn Orr was chosen by Mich. Governor Rick Snyder to be Detroit's first Emergency Financial Manager and tackle the ailing city's massive debt problems
@highlight
Kevyn Orr, a corporate bankruptcy specialist based in Washington, DC, says 'everything's on the table' in his quest to save the strapped city
@highlight
Orr was tapped by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder last week and though he doesn't officially start until March 25, he's already facing huge obstacles and opposition

Question: Members of such groups, many of whom are left to assume that benefits like union-level wages are on the chopping block by @placeholder, are now protesting the emergency financial manager's appointment.


Giglio, Italy (CNN) -- The complex operation to refloat the wrecked Costa Concordia cruise ship continued Tuesday -- but the family of the final missing victim still must wait several days for the vessel to be searched for his remains. The last time anyone saw Russel Rebello alive, he was near the stern of the Costa Concordia, helping passengers into rescue boats. But the 33-year-old waiter from India never escaped the doomed cruise ship. And he's the only victim of the 2012 accident whose remains haven't been found. Officials told reporters Tuesday that the vessel would only be searched for Rebello's remains once it reaches its final destination, the Italian port of Genoa.
@highlight
Costa Concordia salvage operation is all under control, officials say
@highlight
The ship will only be searched for the remains of the last victim when it reaches Genoa
@highlight
It is not expected to start its final journey, under tow, until next week
@highlight
Underwater cameras reveal no cracks or fissures after the vessel was refloated Monday

Question: Salvage crews began the arduous task of refloating the ship on Monday morning so they can move it from its resting place off @placeholder to Genoa to be dismantled.


(Mental Floss ) -- Negative campaigning in America was sired by two lifelong friends, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Back in 1776, the dynamic duo combined powers to help claim America's independence, and they had nothing but love and respect for one another. But by 1800, party politics had so distanced the pair that, for the first and last time in U.S. history, a president found himself running against his vice president. Despite their bruising campaign, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams became friends again. Things got ugly fast. Jefferson's camp accused President Adams of having a "hideous hermaphroditical character, which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman."
@highlight
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson ran negative presidential campaigns
@highlight
Adams was labeled a fool, a hypocrite, a criminal, and a tyrant,
@highlight
Jefferson was branded a weakling, an atheist, a libertine, and a coward
@highlight
Many historians say John Quincy Adams/Andrew Jackson contest the nastiest

Question: @placeholder lived long enough to see his son become president in 1825, but he died before John Quincy Adams lost the presidency to Andrew Jackson in 1828.

Question: And though his lack of education and political experience terrified many @placeholder supporters, that argument didn't hold water for the throngs who lined up to cast their votes for "Old Hickory."


London (CNN) -- A female Saudi Arabian judo fighter will be allowed to compete while wearing a hijab, a Saudi Olympic Committee spokesman said Monday. Razan Baker told CNN that International Olympic Committee, International Judo Federation and Saudi officials had agreed that Wojdan Shaherkani could wear a headscarf during her matches. Shaherkani had signed an agreement with Saudi Olympics officials that she could compete only if she wears "correct and approved" clothing that "sticks to Islamic principles," Baker said. This year is the first time every nation competing in the Olympics is sending women as well as men. Saudi Arabia was the last country to announce that it would send female athletes.
@highlight
Judo competitor Wojdan Shaherkani has been told she can wear her headscarf
@highlight
Her father and Saudi officials insist she must wear it
@highlight
This year is the first time Saudi Arabia has sent women to the Olympics
@highlight
Shaherkani is 16 and competes in her first match Friday

Question: Her photo on the Saudi team's @placeholder website shows her with a scarf that covers her hair but not her face.


Events company Secret Cinema has said it will hold a simultaneous screening of an as-yet unannounced film in London, Rome and San Francisco on Sunday to "protest against censorship." Secret Cinema has not specified what has prompted its move. But its announcement follows the decision by Sony Pictures this week to cancel the release of its movie "The Interview" after a cyberattack and threats against moviegoers from a group of North Korea-backed hackers. Critics have slammed that decision as caving to hackers and muzzling free speech. Washington outraged over Sony decision The Secret Cinema screening is being held in partnership with the global free speech campaign group Article 19.
@highlight
Secret Cinema announces a simultaneous screening in London, San Francisco, Rome
@highlight
The screening is being held "to "protest against censorship," Secret Cinema says
@highlight
Sony canceled plans to release "The Interview" next week after a cyberattack, threats
@highlight
Secret Cinema has not yet disclosed what film will be shown

Question: @placeholder's government has denied responsibility for the crippling hack, even as its state news agency applauded it as a "righteous deed."


They are certainly advanced despite their tender years, thanks to their precocious talent and famous parents. But even their grown-up fans will be left scratching their heads after reading a new interview the children of Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith. Willow, 14, and Jaden, 16, sat down with T Magazine to discuss Prana energy (meditation), school being overrated and how Willow possesses the ability to control time. The siblings also rant about how 'life is meditation' and how babies 'remember' when they are born. Scroll down for video Radical thinkers: Jaden Smith, 16, and Willow Smith, 14, talk quantum physics, their ability to control time and why school is useless in the new issue of The New York Times Style Magazine T
@highlight
The ranting interview with the siblings was published by T Magazine
@highlight
They talk about themes in their music and what books they are reading
@highlight
Pair admitted they do not think a lot of music 'out there' is cool
@highlight
Willow said there are no novels she likes, so she writes her own

Question: And despite only being fourteen years old, @placeholder already misses her days as a newborn.


Editor's note: Jeffrey D. Sachs is director of the Earth Institute and a professor at Columbia University. He also serves as special advisor to U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on the U.N. Millennium Development Goals. From 2002 to 2006, he was director of the U.N. Millennium Project. He is president and co-founder of Millennium Promise, a nonprofit organization aimed at ending extreme global poverty and achieving the Millennium Development Goals. He has twice been named among the 100 most influential leaders in the world by Time magazine and is the author of the bestsellers "Common Wealth" and "The End of Poverty."
@highlight
Jeffrey Sachs: When G-20 meets, it must do more than just financial regulation
@highlight
He says the world's 3 billion poor are suffering from global economic crisis
@highlight
Sachs: World needs food security plan for poor nations with aid from U.S., others
@highlight
He says health and clean energy should be key priorities for the G-20

Question: The @placeholder, for example, does not engage in comprehensive and deep coordination with other countries.


Dongshigu Village, China (CNN) -- The memories are still raw for 78-year-old Wang Jinxiang. In her own home, guards put her through the daily humiliation of body searches. This is where guards repeatedly beat her youngest son, prominent blind human rights advocate Chen Guangcheng, and his wife. Wang's eyes well with tears when she described how officials refused to let her say goodbye to a different dying son. For more than 18 months, Wang was largely confined to house arrest along with her son. Unlike Chen, she was still allowed to go out to buy groceries from time-to-time, accompanied by several guards.
@highlight
Chen Guangcheng's mother lives with memories of guards in their home
@highlight
Dissident Hu Jia says Chinese authorities are playing cat-and-mouse games
@highlight
New breed of activists make mark in China, posing threat to the Communist Party

Question: @placeholder, citing Chinese history, views the leadership change as almost irrelevant when it comes to the inevitable fall of tyranny and move toward a constitutional democracy.


Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- Even in the darkest, deadliest days of Iraq's war, you'd find people still hopeful it would all work out. That the killings would stop, the bad guys would be routed and a stability of some sort would return. That the Americans would leave with their Humvees and their private security companies and the country would -- perhaps -- get on with the freedom the U.S. promised upon Saddam Hussein's removal. Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki promised as much, and pledged an inclusive system for all. Power-sharing politics and making all Iraqis -- Sunni, Shia, Christian -- feel they shared national values. Now, there a plenty of Iraqis who believe he had his fingers crossed when he said such things.
@highlight
CNN's Michael Holmes returns to Iraq for first time in 2 years
@highlight
Holmes: Mood in Baghdad is one of dread over where next bomb will go off
@highlight
Public services are spotty and deadly bombings are daily occurrence across country
@highlight
Former Prime Minister tells CNN Iraq seems stuck on path to sectarian war

Question: The @placeholder departure may have ended the war for Americans, but for Iraqis, the violence, the bombs, the shootings and the torrents of blood barely skipped a beat.

Question: Over the course of more than a dozen trips to Iraq since the war began, I've always encountered angry Iraqis -- angry at the @placeholder troops, angry at the lack of services, angry at the insurgents and the sectarian bloodletting.


By James Chapman The scale of the leadership crisis engulfing Ed Miliband was revealed yesterday when Labour was forced to wheel out Neil Kinnock to defend him. Lord Kinnock, who led the party to two crushing general election defeats in 1987 and 1992, sought to blame the media for the leader’s woes. His desperate defence came as allies claimed Mr Miliband’s leadership is only being criticised because he is  on course to become Prime Minister next year with a Commons majority of at  least 40 seats. Mockery: Ed Miliband's similarities to Lord Kinnock led the Guardian to publish this photomontage of him morphing into his predecessor
@highlight
Lord Kinnock led party to two crushing election defeats in 1987 and 1992
@highlight
He condemned the ‘vindictiveness’ of the media attacks on Mr Miliband
@highlight
Comes as Guardian printed photomontage of him morphing into Kinnock

Question: It emerged that he told a conference earlier this month that working-class voters ‘don’t believe they are in any story that @placeholder is telling about the future of this country’.


Hairatan, Northern Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghan visitors pose for photos and pretend to sell each other passenger tickets next to a rusty little locomotive in a shattered corner of the Afghan capital. Built in Germany in 1923, this little engine is all that is left of King Amanullah Khan's effort to modernize Afghanistan by constructing a 7 kilometer-long railroad in downtown Kabul in the 1920s. The locomotive is now a curiosity at the Kabul Museum, standing below the ruins of the former king's battle-scarred palace. For 24-year old Abil Ahmad, it is the first time he has seen a train in Afghanistan.
@highlight
Afghanistan skipped the age of railroads
@highlight
A line is under construction in the north
@highlight
Rail lines seen crucial to extracting Afghanistan's mineral wealth

Question: The @placeholder government is counting on untapped mineral resources to be the main engine for economic growth in coming decades.


By Lucy Crossley and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:42 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 19:44 EST, 23 December 2013 It is one of the most inspiring moments in military history – British and German soldiers downing their guns on Christmas Day to play football together in the mud of No Man’s Land. But previously unseen documents show not everyone in the trenches during the truce of 1914 was quite such a good sport. The 1st Battalion of the Cameronians – formed of men from the tough streets of Glasgow – simply ignored the offer to take part.
@highlight
Photographs show the 1st Cameronians enjoying Christmas Day 1914
@highlight
Soldiers made it clear there would be no festive spirit shared with Germans
@highlight
Snapshots were taken in the trenches by medic Fred Davidson
@highlight
Rare pictures were discovered by Fred's grandson Andrew

Question: which show the @placeholder stayed in their trenches near the northern


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- A court has ordered pop singer Britney Spears to give up custody of her children effective Wednesday at noon. Kevin Federline and Britney Spears, here during happier times, have two children. Spears' former husband, Kevin Federline, is to retain custody of their two sons "until further order of the court," according to a ruling by Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon. It was not clear what led to Monday's decision awarding Federline full custody. A transcript of the court proceedings was ordered sealed. Last month, a judge ordered Spears, 25, to submit to random drug tests after finding she engaged in "habitual, frequent, and continuous use of controlled substances and alcohol."
@highlight
Kevin Federline to take custody of children effective Wednesday noon
@highlight
Federline and Britney Spears have two children, ages 2 and 1
@highlight
Pair were divorced in July

Question: That order, also by @placeholder, provided no details and did not name any drugs.

Question: @placeholder also told both parents to avoid alcohol or "other non-prescription controlled substances" 12 hours before taking custody of the children.


By Sophie Jane Evans With strong walls and heavy artillery, it was New York's last line of defence against the Germans during two world wars. But nearly 100 years after it was built, Fort Tilden has been transformed into a graffiti-plastered wildlife sanctuary. The fort, situated in Gateway National Park on the Rockaway Peninsula, now features an array of brightly-coloured phrases and drawings on its walls, ceilings and floors. Scroll down for video Colourful: Nearly 100 years after it was built, Fort Tilden in New York has been transformed into a graffiti-plastered wildlife sanctuary. Above, one of the fort's bunkers
@highlight
Established in 1917, Fort Tilden in New York borough of Queens protected U.S. military against the German Navy
@highlight
But nearly 100 years on, abandoned military base has been transformed into a graffiti-plastered wildlife sanctuary
@highlight
While its buildings have become havens for local art groups, it surrounding beaches are popular with bird-watchers
@highlight
Karen Johnson, 56, who spent weekend photographing fort, deemed it a striking tribute to America's servicemen

Question: 'I can't speak for all @placeholder, but this New Yorker loves Fort Tilden,' she said.


Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) -- The polls are tight, the ads are flooding the airwaves, the harsh rhetoric is rising, and the surrogates are stumping hard all over the state. There is one "X-factor" that will put one of the Iowa Senate candidates over the top: Good, old-fashioned door-knocking -- except, it's not old-fashion anymore. Political door knocking is now a data-driven operation, making it as critical a piece of high tech campaign strategies as the endless fundraising solicitations delivered daily to supporters' inboxes. Canvassers only go to targeted households identified by algorithms using early voting/absentee voting data, party registration, voting history, and other micro-targeting information that create a stronger profile of a person or household's likelihood to vote for their own candidates.
@highlight
Door-knocking is still playing a role in the campaign for Iowa's open Senate seat
@highlight
Canvassers are using algorithms to target voters likely to vote for their candidates
@highlight
To track voter data, Democratic canvassers use clipboards while Republicans have turned to a phone app
@highlight
50,000 more absentee ballots have been cast so far this year than at this point in 2010

Question: In 2012,65,000 more registered Democrats voted absentee than registered @placeholder.

Question: "In years past the early voting especially was a huge @placeholder advantage; we realized we needed to do something to help catch up."


(CNN) -- Like a lot of people, Anna Owens began using MySpace more than four years ago to keep in touch with friends who weren't in college. Our real-world friendships are often a reflection of who we connect with online, experts say. But soon she felt too old for the social-networking site, and the customizable pages with music that were fun at first began to annoy her. By the time she graduated from the University of Puget Sound, Owens' classmates weren't on MySpace -- they were on Facebook. Throughout graduate school and beyond, as her network began to expand, Owens ceased using MySpace altogether. Facebook had come to represent the whole of her social and professional universe.
@highlight
A recent Nielsen study finds class differences between online social networks
@highlight
Wealthier people are more likely to use Facebook; the less affluent, MySpace
@highlight
Almost 38 percent of LinkedIn users earn more than $100,000 a year
@highlight
A researcher found that college students tended to self-segregate online

Question: "Blue-collar, part-time workers might like the appeal of @placeholder more -- it definitely depends on who you meet and what they use; that's what motivates people to join and stay interested."

Question: On the other end of the spectrum, 37 percent of @placeholder members earn less than $50,000 annually, compared with about 28 percent of Facebook users.


By Tamara Cohen PUBLISHED: 17:24 EST, 30 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:50 EST, 1 May 2013 The influx of migrants from Bulgaria and Romania will be ‘nothing like’ the levels seen when Poland joined the European Union, the Prime Minister said yesterday. Campaigning in Somerset ahead of tomorrow’s local elections, Mr Cameron said the huge numbers coming from Poland since it joined the EU in 2004 – put at 1.1million – was due to Britain putting no controls on immigration while other countries did. He said: ‘When a country joins the European Union you can put in place transitional controls. You can say to that country, ‘You can’t all come here for the first seven years’.
@highlight
David Cameron promised restrictions on migrants from new EU members
@highlight
PM said there will not be a 'Polish situation' with Bulgaria and Romania
@highlight
1.1million people have arrived from Poland since it joined EU in 2004

Question: 'So I don’t think we’ll have anything like the situation we had in the @placeholder situation.’


Prosecutors in Billings, Montana are looking for legal standing to fight a 30-day sentence handed down to a teacher who admitted to raping his 14-year-old student. The girl later took her own life. "This case is very important. As I've said before, this resulted in the loss of one of our young people in my community," said Scott Twito, a prosecutor with the Yellowstone County attorney's office. "We take these charges very seriously. And we fight for those victims." He said he strongly disagrees with the sentence District Judge G. Todd Baugh gave to Stacey Dean Rambold this week. CNN obtained a copy of a memo from Twito's office to the Montana attorney general's office, which is reviewing the case.
@highlight
"I told them the judge was wrong," the victim's mother tells CNN
@highlight
Protesters rally against Judge G. Todd Baugh at a Billings courthouse
@highlight
Cherice Moralez, 14 when she was raped, committed suicide before her 17th birthday
@highlight
Baugh apologizes for saying teen rape victim shared "control" of situation

Question: This meant that all charges against @placeholder would be dismissed if he completed a sex-offender treatment program and met other requirements.


By Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 14:57 EST, 17 March 2014 | UPDATED: 02:34 EST, 18 March 2014 The crimes of North Korea’s regime are as chilling as those of the Nazis, claims the head of a UN inquiry. In a report based on testimony from hundreds of victims and defectors, investigators said North Korean security chiefs and even Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un should face international justice. The use of systematic torture, starvation, and killings is akin to punishments ordered under Adolf Hitler, the report stated. Scroll down for video Condemnation: Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un should face international justice, the UN report's author said
@highlight
Chief author blasted nation's torture 'contending with scourges of Nazism'
@highlight
Called for International Criminal Court action to close political prison camps
@highlight
Said North Korean security chiefs and Kim Jong Un should face justice
@highlight
China, also condemned in report, said findings are 'divorced from reality'

Question: However, @placeholder has rubbished the report, sparking fears that the nation's veto could derail attempts to tackle the crisis.


Andy Carroll insists there is nothing to stop West Ham United challenging for the Barclays Premier League title this season. The 25-year-old scored his first goals of the campaign on Sunday as his brace helped the Hammers record a 3-1 win over 10-man Swansea City and move up to third in the table for more than 24 hours, before Manchester United leapfrogged them. Sam Allardyce's side remain in the top four after 15 games, having won eight of their opening fixtures, as Carroll struck twice and Diafra Sakho scored late to see off the Swans, who had taken the lead through Wilfried Bony.
@highlight
West Ham United beat Swansea City 3-1 at Upton Park on Sunday
@highlight
Andy Carroll's brace and a goal from Diafra Sakho sealed victory
@highlight
The Hammers sit a lofty fourth in Premier League table after win
@highlight
Andy Carroll believes there is 'no limit' to how high the Hammers can finish
@highlight
He believes they can 'go all the way to the top' of the Premier League table

Question: The West Ham boss said his decision would prove right over time, despite the fact @placeholder had scored only twice in the league ahead of the fixture.


Host commentator 91mins: Barry sends a free-kick into the area as Everton look for a late equaliser but Granqvist clears his lines well. 88mins: Krasnodar are in total control here as Gethin Jones replaces Browning. 85mins: Browning looks to push forward before passing the ball onto Barry. The ball is worked to Long on the left of the Krasnodar penalty area, but his shot is tame and saved easily by Sinitsin. 80mins: Garbutt sends Long chasing a loose ball as Sigurdsson flies in a concedes a free-kick. Garbutt sends the resulting set piece onto the head of Kone but the forward can only send it high and wide.
@highlight
Krasnodar earn 1-0 win against Everton in Europa League Group H match
@highlight
Toffees had already qualified for final 32
@highlight
Everton team: Robles, Browning, Alcaraz, Barry, Garbutt, Ledson, Oviedo, McAleny, Pienaar, Atsu, Kone
@highlight
Krasnodar team: Sinitsin, Granqvist, Gazinski, Izmailov, Wanderson, Kaleshin, Laborde, Joaozinho, Sigurdsson, Pereyra, Petrov
@highlight
Ricardo Laborde gives away side first half lead
@highlight
Arouna Kone put in a strong performance upon his return from injury

Question: Impressive stuff from @placeholder, who lead thanks to a Laborde goal.


By Francesca Infante and James Mulholland PUBLISHED: 05:11 EST, 3 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:56 EST, 3 October 2012 Betrayal of trust: Kenneth McCaskey pleaded guilty to a charge of house-breaking and theft at Edinburgh Sheriff Court When Kenneth McCaskey started dating the boss’s daughter, he was welcomed into the family like one of their own. But it yesterday emerged that the salesman had betrayed their trust by breaking into their home and stealing a safe containing £50,000. A court heard that magazine publisher Jeremy Hitchen only realised the strong-box was missing when his three-storey townhouse was flooded. It may have been missing for as long as four months.
@highlight
Kenneth McCaskey, 26, worked for magazine publisher Jeremy Hitchen
@highlight
Employed for three years and was dating his daughter Lucy
@highlight
Stole safe containing £50,000 from family home in Royal Circus, Edinburgh
@highlight
Family only noticed the safe had disappeared when the house was flooded
@highlight
McCaskey confessed to girlfriend that he was responsible for the theft

Question: Mr @placeholder’s practice was to keep money relating to the business in a safe in the house.


New England beat Detroit, Green Bay beat Minnesota and wins for Denver, Dallas, Seattle and San Francisco Odell Beckham Jnr made one of the best catches in NFL history when he pulled in a 43-yard touchdown pass from Eli Manning as his New York Giants side went down to the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. The Giants rookie receiver was pressured by Brandon Carr but shrugged off the Cowboys cornerback and leaned back to make a sensational one-handed grab at full stretch before landing in the corner of the end zone. Beckham also drew flags for being held by Carr as he gave the Giants a 14-3 lead over the  their NFC East rivals.
@highlight
Odell Beckham Jnr made the catch of the year to score a touchdown
@highlight
Rookie made a one-handed catch while leaning back and being held
@highlight
Beckham landed in bounds to score a 43-yard reception from Eli Manning
@highlight
Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said Beckham 'has a gift'

Question: Beckham's quarterback @placeholder added: 'It was pretty spectacular to see his adjustment to the ball - getting held and falling backwards, but to be able to put one hand up and snatch it.'


With the World Cup countdown under way, there was a moment when Joe Hart squared up to Kevin Nolan after the West Ham midfielder nobbled him with a reckless first-half challenge. These are the final-day fears for any top player, the injury scares that can ruin the best-laid plans of any England manager. On Sunday, as Hart kept his 14th clean sheet of another title-winning season for Manchester City, he came through unscathed. Roy Hodgson can breathe a sigh of relief. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Joe Hart training for England Champion: Joe Hart holds aloft the Premier League title after Manchester City beat West Ham 2-0 on Sunday
@highlight
Joe Hart nearly suffered an injury scare during Man City's victory
@highlight
Goalkeeper kept 14th clean sheet as Man City claimed Premier League title
@highlight
Hart set to be named in Roy Hodgson's England World Cup squad

Question: force his way back into the City team, @placeholder picked him to start a


BINGHAMTON, New York (CNN) -- Authorities defended the timeliness of police response to Friday's massacre at an upstate New York immigration services center as funerals were set to begin Sunday for two of the 13 slain. Jiverly Wong, 41, has been identified by police as the gunman in the Binghamton, New York, rampage. "No decisions by the police had any bearing on who died," Broome County District Attorney Jerry Mollen told reporters Sunday. The first officers arrived at the American Civic Association about three minutes after the first emergency calls were made Friday, according to a timeline by the Binghamton Police Department.
@highlight
Authorities defend police response; two funerals held Sunday
@highlight
Guns found at scene registered to suspected shooter, authorities say
@highlight
Suspect was taking English classes, also upset at losing job, police say
@highlight
Gunman kills 13 people, then self at Binghamton, New York, immigration center

Question: Investigators are "looking into that" because @placeholder limits body armor purchases to law enforcement, Zikuski said.


Scroll down for video A prosecutor released hundreds of pages of additional documents Saturday from the investigation into the police shooting of Michael Brown, including an interview transcript of a friend who initially asserted that he had seen Brown get shot in the back. St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch said the newly released records were inadvertently excluded from the thousands of pages of other documents made public Nov. 24, when a grand jury decided not to charge Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson for killing Brown. The freshly publicized documents include a transcript of an interview of Brown's friend Dorian Johnson conducted by the FBI and county police just four days after the Aug. 9 confrontation in which the white officer shot the black 18-year-old.
@highlight
Dorian Johnson was with Michael Brown when he was shot dead by officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, on August 9
@highlight
Johnson's police interview after the shooting now released for the first time
@highlight
He told police the same details he did the grand jury investigating Brown's death
@highlight
However he admitted he did not see a bullet hit Brown in the back
@highlight
Johnson said Wilson first reached out of his car and grabbed Brown's neck
@highlight
He said Brown did not grab Wilson's gun, as Wilson had told jurors
@highlight
Brown was shot in the hand and he and Johnson then ran away
@highlight
Johnson said Brown turned around with his hands up and announced he was not armed
@highlight
He believed Brown had been shot in the back before turning around but isn't sure
@highlight
Wilson then shot Brown, telling jurors that Brown had charged for him

Question: By almost all witness accounts, @placeholder turned at some point to face the officer.


They may have fled to safety, but these Syrian Kurds can't help but look back over the border they just crossed to watch their brothers-in-arms fight for the land they left behind. In the last week alone, more than 150,000 Kurdish men, women and children have crossed into Sanlinurfa, Turkey, to escape the  Islamic State fighters laying siege to their hometown, Kobani, some 15 miles to the south. But while they are now safe, the war rages on as Kurdish Peshmerga warriors - backed by U.S. airstrikes - fight to hold their murderous enemy at bay. Nervous: They may have escaped to freedom, but these Syrian Kurds can't help but look back over the border they just crossed to cheer on their brothers fighting back the jihadis overrunning their homeland
@highlight
150,000 Kurd have already crossed into Sanlinurfa, Turkey, from Kobani
@highlight
There they watch as the Kurdish Peshmerga forces fight ISIS fighters
@highlight
Meanwhile, Turkish tanks take up positions along the Syrian frontier
@highlight
Turkey has already taken in more than a million Syrian refugees so far

Question: @placeholder-led strikes have so far failed to halt an advance by fighters in northern Syria on Kobani, a Kurdish town on the border with Turkey where the past week's battle caused the fastest refugee flight of Syria's three-year civil war.


By Daily Mail Reporter Health officials have confirmed a second U.S. case of a mysterious virus that has sickened hundreds in the Middle East. The latest case is not an American — he is a resident of Saudi Arabia, visiting Florida, who is now in an Orlando hospital. He was diagnosed with MERS, or Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Sunday night. It is a respiratory illness that begins with flu-like fever and cough but can lead to shortness of breath, pneumonia and death. Scroll down for video Deadly: MERS belongs to the coronavirus family that also includes the common cold and SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome
@highlight
Second case of MERS detected in Orlando, Florida announces the CDC
@highlight
No details on the patient who contracted the virus not where they contracted it
@highlight
Described as 'imported' - which means that the patient became ill outside of the United States
@highlight
Comes days after first patient to fall ill with the virus was released from hospital in Indiana
@highlight
MERS stands for Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
@highlight
The strange virus is incredibly lethal

Question: So far, all had ties to the @placeholder region or to people who traveled there.


A florist is being sued by the Washington State Attorney General for refusing to sell flowers for a gay wedding, it emerged today. A lawsuit was filed on Tuesday on behalf of Attorney General Bob Ferguson against Barronelle Stutzman, the owner of Arlene's Flowers in Richland, Washington. The row emerged last month when Stutzman refused to sell flowers to longtime customers Robert Ingersoll and Curt Freed for their wedding in September. Row: A legal fight has broken out over Arlene's Flowers in Richland, Washington, after the owner refused to provide flowers for a gay couple's wedding She told the couple she would not provide them with her service 'because of [her] relationship with Jesus Christ'.
@highlight
Attorney General Bob Ferguson has filed a lawsuit against Arlene's Flowers in Richland, Washington, after the owner refused to supply flowers for a gay wedding
@highlight
Florist Barronelle Stutzman refused to work on the September wedding of Robert Ingersoll and Curt Freed
@highlight
She said her stance was based on her 'relationship with Jesus Christ'
@highlight
Ingersoll said they were sad to notify the authorities about the florist but they felt bullied and discriminated against
@highlight
Attorney General says the move is a breach of the state's Consumer Protection Act, which bars any discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation

Question: 'As Attorney General, it is my job to enforce the laws of the state of @placeholder,' Ferguson said in a statement.


(CNN) -- NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan has been off the court for years; now, he's off the market. The sports star is getting married again, his publicist Estee R. Portnoy confirmed to CNN on Thursday. Jordan and longtime girlfriend, Yvette Prieto, got engaged on Christmas Day, CNN affiliate WCNC reported. The couple has been seen at various high-profile public events in recent years, including the Kentucky Derby, golf outings and vacations. Jordan led the Chicago Bulls to six championships -- two three-peats -- in the 1990s, before finishing his career with the Washington Wizards in 2003. He retired twice -- the first time to play baseball, the second time to be with his family.
@highlight
Couple has been seen at various high-profile public events in recent years
@highlight
Jordan led the Chicago Bulls to six championships -- two three-peats -- in the 1990s
@highlight
Marriage would be Jordan's second; he and Juanita Jordan divorced in 2006

Question: Instead of a basketball wife, @placeholder enters the engagement largely as a golf wife, judging from her public appearances.


After months of testing, leaked screenshots and videos, Apple has officially announced its iOS in the car service goes live this week. Called CarPlay, the integrated system gives drivers a 'smarter, safer and more fun way to use an iPhone in the car.' It works by linking the car's built-in display and software with iOS 7 and Siri on the iPhone 5, 5C and 5S - and will be rolled out to compatible Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz and Volvo later this week. Scroll down for video Apple's CarPlay uses Siri voice commands to control entertainment and other in-car features. Researchers from Texas Transportation Institute recently found that using voice controls to send text messages while driving - on software including Apple's Siri - is just as dangerous as texting with fingers
@highlight
Integrated system works by linking a smart car's display with an iPhone
@highlight
The files and apps of the iPhone are then shown on the display of the car
@highlight
Called CarPlay, it is compatible with the iPhone 5, 5C and 5S running iOS 7
@highlight
It will be rolled out to Ferrari, Mercedes and Volvo customers this week
@highlight
Other car makers including BMW, Ford, General Motors, Honda, and Hyundai will be shipping CarPlay-compatible cars later this year

Question: Elsewhere, CarPlay can be used to control music, podcasts and audiobooks on the car’s display, or by asking @placeholder to pull up what they’d like to hear.

Question: Drivers' brainwaves were monitored while they talked on the phone and while voice-activated emails were played to them, in a system similar to that used in Apple's @placeholder, pictured.


(CNN) -- What sounded like the most tragic of accidents -- a dad absentmindedly leaving his toddler in the car on a scorching Georgia day -- is now being treated by police as a horrific crime. Two new details were added to a revised Cobb County criminal warrant Tuesday: Not only did Justin Ross Harris put his son in the car minutes before arriving at work on June 18, but he also returned to his car hours later during his lunch break. Harris placed his son, 22-month-old Cooper, into a rear-facing child restraint in the backseat of his Hyundai Tucson after eating breakfast at a fast-food restaurant. He then drove to his workplace, a Home Depot corporate office about a half-mile away, according to the warrant.
@highlight
Child cruelty charge downgraded from first to second-degree
@highlight
Justin Ross Harris has been charged with murder in the death of his son
@highlight
The boy was left in a hot car, strapped to his seat in suburban Atlanta last week
@highlight
Investigators say Harris returned to his car hours before he said he found his son

Question: According to an obituary on legacy.com, @placeholder "was a happy baby.


By Emily Davies PUBLISHED: 19:16 EST, 21 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:56 EST, 21 May 2013 Petra Maison, pictured wearing her clothes yesterday, launched the line in Sweden after finding ordinary working clothes were ill-fitting and designed for men There was a time when a woman would reach for a pair of old jeans and a tatty jumper to do the gardening. But this year’s Chelsea Flower Show looks set to raise flowerbeds in the fashion stakes. One of the most crowded pitches yesterday was designer Petra Maison’s range of ‘feminine and practical’ gardening clothes. Her Garden Girl collection, admired by Prince Charles, may be designed for maximum comfort but many will think the full ensemble is less than flattering.
@highlight
Petra Maison's Garden Girl collection gained plenty of attention yesterday
@highlight
Launched the line in Sweden after finding ordinary working clothes ill-fitting
@highlight
Range includes durable ladies wear and tools ranging from £9.99 to £79

Question: ‘Being involved in @placeholder was a dream come true for myself and my team.


(CNN) -- A family facing foreclosure is anything but a unique story in these troubled economic times. Daniel and Ebony Sampson with their children. "It's a personal miracle," she says of how their home was saved. But this is a happier story of one family whose financial ruin was averted by the actions of a friend, the compassion of strangers, the networking power of the Internet and the holiday spirit of giving. "This is our Christmas story," said Ebony Sampson. "It's going to be told for generations and generations to come." Sampson, who lives in Aberdeen, Maryland, with her husband, Daniel, and their two young children, has overcome more hardship than one person should ever have to face. When she was in the 10th grade, she lost her entire family in a horrific car accident. Raised by a grandmother in New York, Ebony eventually used some life-insurance money from her parents' death to buy the home in Aberdeen, near where she grew up.
@highlight
The kindness of strangers and power of the Internet saves one family's Christmas
@highlight
The Sampsons faced foreclosure until a friend blogged about their plight
@highlight
Within days, strangers from around the country donated more than $11,000
@highlight
Ebony Sampson: "It makes you understand what the season is all about"

Question: Suddenly, the sole breadwinner in the @placeholder household was out of work.

Question: One morning, @placeholder woke up and looked out his bedroom window and saw his truck was missing.


Arriving at a reception for foster carers in Islington this morning, the Duchess of Cambridge was resplendent in a brown silk shirt-dress. But while the frock might have looked a million dollars, its real price tag was a snip: £169 in the run-up to Christmas but now selling for just £50. It came from what is fast becoming the Duchess' go-to label for everything from glamorous evening receptions to hot weather international tours - Hobbs. Scroll down for video Favourite label: The Duchess of Cambridge wore a discount £50 Hobbs shirt-dress for a visit to Islington Not the first time: The British label, which is entirely designed in London, is a favourite
@highlight
The Duchess of Cambridge regularly steps out wearing Hobbs
@highlight
Most recent was a £50 brown dress for foster carer visit in Islington
@highlight
She also wore Hobbs for a reception at Kensington Palace in November
@highlight
Label spotted on the Duchess in Wales and Australia among others

Question: But although @placeholder, Kensington and Islington are the most recent outings, they are by no means the only ones for the Duchess' Hobbs wardrobe.


Former rap star Flavor Flav was arrested Wednesday in Las Vegas, Nevada, and charged with assault with a deadly weapon and battery in a case involving his fiancee of eight years, police said. Police were called to their house on the city's south side at 3:30 a.m., according to a domestic battery report issued by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, which offers the following account of events: Flav, whose real name is William J. Drayton, 53, was arguing with the woman, Elizabeth Trujillo, 39. The two had gotten into a "verbal altercation due to Drayton cheating on Trujillo," it said. The argument continued in the downstairs bedroom, where "Drayton became physical."
@highlight
Police say he got into an altercation with his fiancee, then threatened her son
@highlight
It is not clear whether the musician has a lawyer
@highlight
Flavor Flav was a member of the rap group "Public Enemy"

Question: @placeholder is scheduled for an initial hearing on Thursday morning.


By Sarah Johnson PUBLISHED: 03:52 EST, 30 July 2012 | UPDATED: 04:04 EST, 30 July 2012 More than $200million has been squandered on a scheme to train Iraqi police that Baghdad says is neither needed nor wanted. The Police Development Programme – proposed as the largest State Department programme in the world – was planned as a five-year, multibillion-dollar effort to train security forces after the U.S. army left Iraq last December. A report by the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction found that Iraq did not confirm in writing that they wanted to go ahead with the programme to the American Embassy in Baghdad.
@highlight
Baghdad has rejected the The Police Development Programme in an effort to distance themselves from the U.S
@highlight
It has been ‘difficult’ for American diplomats to secure a solid commitment from Iraq’s government
@highlight
Report says that the embassy will hand over various assets to the Iraqis and has cut the number of advisers by 90 per cent
@highlight
Despite years of training, Iraq’s police force remains a vulnerable target for militants
@highlight
U.S. spokesman denies money has been wasted and that Iraq is not interested in the police training programme
@highlight
Shiite lawmaker says Iraq doesn't need American expertise
@highlight
Former U.S. embassy official said programme was ‘doomed'

Question: objectives and to sustain senior-level @placeholder commitment to the program.’


By Graham Smith Labour unions in recession-hit Greece are holding another general strike against the country's harsh austerity program, as European leaders beset by the debt crisis gather for a summit meeting in Brussels. Today's strike - the 20th national stoppage since the debt crisis erupted two years ago - comes as EU leaders meet in Brussels. It has closed down public services and severely hampered most forms of transport with even taxi drivers joining in for nine hours. Shopkeepers in Athens and other cities are also closing for the day. It is the second general strike in less than a month.
@highlight
Anti-austerity protests turn violent again as masked anarchists fight police
@highlight
German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for stronger central powers to intervene when EU member states break budget rules
@highlight
European leaders to gather for summit meeting in Brussels later

Question: Flare-up: Protesters throw petrol bombs against riot police in @placeholder today during a 24-hour general strike


Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- Roland Marbaugh wrote 509 pages of his tales of war -- from the swampy Solomon Islands in World War II to the frozen Chosin Reservoir in Korea. His son typed them all up on an electric typewriter in the 1980s but unpublished, Marbaugh's stories remained largely in his mind. Until now. Marbaugh's story will soon be among 600 others on Witness to War, a virtual library of Americans in combat. When his testimony is posted in a few days, viewers will be able to hear the former Marine captain, now a spry 91, recount harrowing tales with photographic precision.
@highlight
Tom Beaty founded Witness to War in 2002
@highlight
The website posts video testimonies of veterans
@highlight
They provide views of war from the foxhole
@highlight
Former Marine Roland Marbaugh recorded his memories of the Pacific and Korea

Question: He contacted @placeholder after he read an account of the 17 days of brutal battle in North Korea's Chosin Reservoir on its 60th anniversary.

Question: @placeholder, then a captain, started off with 500 men under him.


(CNN) -- The Louisiana man who Saturday became the first Vietnamese-American elected to the House says he hopes his win will push more young people to become politically active. Anh "Joseph" Cao says his win shows that "really anything can happen." "I am very honored and at this point, somewhat speechless to be the first Vietnamese-American congressman," Anh "Joseph" Cao told CNN on Sunday. "But I also hope that many of our young people will consider being more politically active and being move involved in the community. Because as you can see, really anything can happen." The Republican defeated nine-term Democratic Rep. William Jefferson in the mostly African-American and heavily Democratic New Orleans-area district. Jefferson had been expected to win a 10th term despite battling scandals and a federal indictment for the past three years.
@highlight
Anh "Joseph" Cao is first Vietnamese-American elected to the U.S. House
@highlight
Cao, of Louisiana, defeated Rep. William Jefferson, who was battling scandal
@highlight
Cao says he hopes win will encourage young people to become politically active

Question: @placeholder, who pleaded not guilty to 16 criminal counts of racketeering, bribery, money laundering and obstruction of justice, denies any wrongdoing.


Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said business leaders have a 'patriotic duty' make the case for Brussels Labour today urged supporters of the European Union to speak out before it is 'too late'. Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said business leaders have a 'patriotic duty' make the case for Brussels. And he warned that the Conservative Party's approach to Europe poses 'the biggest risk to British national prosperity in a generation'. David Cameron has promised that if he remains prime minister after the election he will renegotiate Britain's EU membership before holding an in-out referendum by 2017. He has made clear that without agreement on curbing benefits, he will 'rule nothing out' – raising the prospect of backing Britain's exit from the EU if he does not get his way.
@highlight
Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander urges business to speak out
@highlight
Says companies have a 'patriotic duty' make the case for Brussels
@highlight
Warns the Tory EU plan poses 'biggest risk to British national prosperity'
@highlight
David Cameron has promised an in-out referendum before 2017

Question: 'The truth is that a @placeholder government in 2015 would mean breaking not simply with the record of the last government, it would mean breaking with decades of history that have defined the country we are today, how our country is run, and the place we have in the world,' he said.


(CNN) -- Mark Sanford is another step closer to political redemption, but the real headline out of his Tuesday victory in a Republican primary runoff for his old congressional seat was a rare public appearance by his former mistress -- who's now his fiancée. And while the former South Carolina governor is considered the favorite in next month's general election showdown with Democratic nominee Elizabeth Colbert Busch, the sister of satirist and Comedy Central host Stephen Colbert, his past infidelity remains front and center in the race and could continue to hurt him with crucial female voters. Democrats wasted no time in attacking Sanford over the affair.
@highlight
Disgraced former Gov. Mark Sanford won a runoff for U.S. House seat in South Carolina
@highlight
He'll now face Democrat Elizabeth Colbert Busch, sister of "The Colbert Report" star
@highlight
National Democrats started attacks against Sanford shortly after Tuesday's win
@highlight
While GOP acknowledges Sanford's liabilities, his district might be more forgiving than others

Question: The episode sank any hopes Sanford had of making a bid for the 2012 @placeholder presidential nomination.

Question: "It's extremely tricky political territory for several reasons: One, @placeholder can't effectively execute an apology tour and consistently be on the attack; two, any political attack on Colbert Busch would be used against Sanford and the party as proof of a perceived 'war on women;' three, we have a huge problem right now with the women vote -- so any candidate perceived to be one who disregards women -- is going to face issues getting votes."


Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- It was 4am when, still half asleep, we bundled ourselves into a van and headed to the southern Ukraine city of Kherson. We had spent the night in Odessa, famous for its giant stairway featured in Sergei Eisenstein's 1925 silent film, "Battleship Potemkin." And while we hadn't awoken before the sparrows just to go sightseeing, our diligent fixers unexpectedly took us on a tour of the apparent back streets of Odessa. They assured us it was the quickest way out of town, but I was anxious because we had just three and a half hours to reach Kherson where we'd be joining the 43 observers from the Organization For Security and Cooperation (OSCE) international observer team as they attempted to cross into Crimea.
@highlight
CNN team joins international observers trying to get into Crimea from Ukraine
@highlight
They are turned away at a checkpoint but the CNN team later makes it over the border
@highlight
After five days, they have to decide the safest way to get back again -- and decide on the train

Question: For two hours, the @placeholder officials repeatedly pressed their case, insisting they had a right to enter Crimea, but eventually they decided their efforts were futile.


(CNN)In airport surveillance pictures, the three young women look like typical travelers. But their destination was anything but ordinary. British police announced last week that three east London classmates -- Shamima Begum, 15; Kadiza Sultana, 16; and Amira Abase, 15 -- had flown aboard a Turkish Airlines plane from London's Gatwick Airport to Istanbul on February 17. From there, they wanted to go to Syria with the apparent goal of joining ISIS. On Tuesday, authorities said they believe the three girls have made it to their target country. British Prime Minister David Cameron has said the case highlights the need to fight ISIS on multiple fronts.
@highlight
Three east London classmates are suspected of traveling to Syria to join ISIS
@highlight
"We are not mad at you, we love you," says the family of one girl
@highlight
"Find the courage in your heart to contact us," says the sister of another

Question: "@placeholder is a dangerous place, and we don't want you to go there.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 11:03 EST, 27 January 2013 | UPDATED: 19:12 EST, 27 January 2013 More than 30 firefighters were called to a property over the weekend to rescue a pony after it fell down a well. Grace Hilliar de Alvaro became concerned about family pet Nova when she couldn't find the animal after a search with son Ignacio, six. After looking through a number of fields they found the five-year-old pony stuck eight foot down a well and chest deep in water. Well of loneliness: Firefighters help rescue Nova the pony in Cary Fitzpaine, Somerset In happier times: Ignacio de Alvaro, 6, with Nova. His mother Grace is the pony's owner
@highlight
Owner Grace Hilliar de Alvero found her pony stuck in a remote field
@highlight
More than 30 firefighters took six hours to free unlucky Nova the pony
@highlight
Mrs Hilliar de Alvero called the rescue 'extraordinary'

Question: Family: @placeholder with his father, also called Ignacio, and Nova the pony.


The murder of aid worker Alan Henning backfired for ISIS as it 'shifted Muslim opinion' against the militant group, according to an anti-radicalisation expert. Home Office specialist Sulaimaan Samuel says the orchestrated killing of the Salford taxi driver led the vast majority of Muslims to realise the group were beyond the pale. The 47-year-old was beheaded by Islamic State (ISIS) militants in a video released on social media after he was captured in December while delivering food and supplies to Syrian refugees. Salford taxi driver Alan Henning went to Syria to help refugees forced to leave their homes by civil war, but he was captured by ISIS extremists and beheaded in a video broadcast by the group
@highlight
Alan Henning killed after travelling to Syria to give aid to refugees
@highlight
He was beheaded in one of a series of videos posted online by ISIS
@highlight
But an expert has said his killing has turned Muslim opinion against group
@highlight
He thinks the brutal video will discourage young Muslims from joining fight

Question: He said Mr Henning's brutal killing shocked @placeholder around the world and will deter many from going to the region to fight alongside the group.