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FG bars states from bank loans
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The decision was taken in line with the Fiscal Sustainability Plan, FSP, which has been agreed to by the Federal Government’s economic team and state governors, to ensure prudent management of sub-national resources. READ MORE

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Retirements: Army, 38 officers in war of words
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CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF (COAS), LT.-GEN. TUKUR BURATAI BRIEFING NEWSMEN  DURING NIGERIA ARMY COMBAT ARMS TRAINING WEEK IN BAUCHI ON TUESDAY .NAN
The Army high command and 38 senior officers retired last week were, yesterday, locked in a war of words over the latter’s mode of disengagement. READ MORE


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Crack in militants camp widens
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AvengersTHE noticeable crack in the camp of the militant groups bombing oil installations in the Niger Delta degenerated, yesterday, as one of them, Reformed Egbesu Boys of Niger Delta, unilaterally declared cessation of hostilities. READ MORE

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FG begins recruitment of 500,000 graduates
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fg-RecruitmentThe Presidency, yesterday, announced the take-off of recruitment of 500,000 unemployed graduates, who would benefit from the N500 billion social investment programme of the All Progressives Congress, APC-led government. READ MORE

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Bombing threats: Osinbajo meets S-South govs, service chiefs, others
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MEETING: From left, Governors Okezie Ikpeazu (Abia), Udom Emmanuel (Akwa Ibom), Seriake Dickson (Bayelsa), Nyesom Wike (Rivers), Ifeanyi Okowa(Delta), Olusegun Mimiko (Ondo) and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, during the Acting President’s meeting with the Niger Delta governors at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, yesterday. Photo: Abayomi Adeshida.Apparently moved by the threats of Joint Niger Delta Liberation Force, JNDLF, to bomb major government buildings in Abuja starting midnight today, the Federal Government, yesterday, called for an emergency security meeting. READ MORE

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Buhari orders 2-week ceasefire in N-Delta

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President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the military to suspend operations in the Niger Delta for two weeks to create a window for dialogue with militants. READ MORE 


Bombing of Shell facilities: Soldiers arrest Ijaw chief, 5 others

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SOLDIERS, yesterday morning, swooped on oil-rich Ogulagha, an Ijaw kingdom in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, arresting six persons, including a chief, in connection with the bombing of Forcados 48 Export Line belonging to Shell Nigeria Petroleum Company, SNPECo, last Thursday, by the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA. READ MORE 


Militants kill 2 soldiers, 6 civilians, sink houseboat

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SUSPECTED militants, Wednesday evening, launched a surprise attack at a military houseboat in the creeks of Warri South-West Local Government Area, Delta State, killing two soldiers and six civilians. READ MORE 

More oil woes as militants blow up Chevron’s wells

Scene of the pipeline bombings
Nigeria’s oil production suffered another decline as the militant group, Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, attacked Chevron’s facilities, yesterday. READ MORE 


Biafra: We acted in self-defence – Army

CHIEF OF ARMY STAFF (COAS), LT.-GEN. TUKUR BURATAI BRIEFING NEWSMEN  DURING NIGERIA ARMY COMBAT ARMS TRAINING WEEK IN BAUCHI ON TUESDAY .NAN
Following allegation of massacre of members of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, Monday, by security agents in Onitsha, the 82nd Division, Nigerian Army said, yesterday, it merely invoked the extant Rules of Engagement (ROE) to resort to self-defence and protect the strategic Niger Bridge. READ MORE 

South-East burns as Biafra Day turns bloody

Victims of the clash in  Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Biafra Day anniversary celebration turned bloody, yesterday, in South-East states as soldiers and policemen clashed with pro-Biafra groups. READ MORE


Shootout in Niger Delta creeks as troops kill militants, avert attack on oil pipeline

File: JTF mobilizing for the creeks and Oporoza town
THE standoff between the military and the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, degenerated, early yesterday, as soldiers of 343 Artillery Regiment of 2 Brigade, 82 Division of the Nigerian Army, engaged the militants in a fierce gun duel at Gulobokri and Eweleso communities, around Brass area of Bayelsa State. READ MORE 


Nigeria bleeds as militants blow up more pipelines

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nation’s crude oil fortunes took another downward plunge, yesterday, following attacks by Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, on pipelines close to Escravos Tank Farm at Ciera creek, near Abiteye community, Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State, operated by Chevron Nigeria Limited. READ MORE


Reps stop NNPC’s bid to sell 3 refineries

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THE House of Representatives Committee on Privatisation, yesterday, stopped the proposed sale of the nation’s three refineries by Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC. READ MORE 


Forex: CBN throws Naira into open market, nullifies N197/$ exchange rate

Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Mr Godwin Emefiele
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, yesterday, announced a flexible exchange rate regime aimed at making foreign currencies more accessible. READ MORE

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NEWS HEADLINE 15TH OF JUNE, 2016


A letter to my 15-year-old self | Jessica Valenti

Jessica Valenti at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
I’ve been reliving my teenage years recently. Here’s the advice I’d give myself – and young women like me – about dates, drink and why mom knows best The thing about writing a memoir is that you must relive - in embarrassing, painful detail - all of the mistakes you made as a younger person. And then share those mistakes with the world! In the week after my book, Sex Object, was published, one question seemed to come up again and again - a question that presumed this reliving of past mistakes gives one some special insight: What advice would you give to a young woman? When it come... more »

Top of the popes – the best onscreen pontiffs

Jack Seale at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
Jude Law stars as Pope Pius XIII in HBO’s The Young Pope, joining the list of bizarre and brilliant turns as Catholicism’s head honcho This week saw the release of the first trailer for Sky and HBO’s The Young Pope, dangling a tantalising vision of Jude Law as the fictional Pope Pius XIII: smoking, possibly buttock-flashing ... and American. But how does he compare to the best previous screen popes? Continue reading... more »

Romania v Switzerland: Euro 2016 – live!

Tom Bryant at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
- Euro 2016 Group A: live updates from the 5pm BST kick-off - Email tom.bryant@theguardian.com or tweet @TomBry - Tournament wallchart: your full guide - Shaqiri drops a bombshell as Switzerland prepare for Romania 4.25pm BST *Catch up on what happened at the Stade Pierre Mauroy, with Jamie Jackson’s report:* Russia 1-2 Slovakia (spoiler alert…) Related: Marek Hamsik’s sumptuous strike gives Slovakia the edge over Russia 4.18pm BST *In the buildup to the match - it’s worth giving our interactive guide to the teams and players another look: * Related: Euro 2016: t... more »

Marek Hamsik’s sumptuous strike gives Slovakia the edge over Russia

Jamie Jackson at the Stade Pierre Mauroy at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
Russia threatened to grab a late draw just as they had against England. Oleg Shatov’s cross was headed home by the substitute Denis Glushakov and the sense of a repeat of Saturday was heightened by a flare going off among what appeared to be a Russian section of fans. Leonid Slutsky’s team pressed and pressed but were unable to find an equaliser and Slovakia held on to give the perfect riposte to losing their Group B opener to Wales. The result raises the stakes for England as they try to beat Gareth Bale and co on Thursday in Lens. Do that and England will lead the group with fou... more »

Kyle Edmund beats Gilles Simon at Queen’s in biggest career victory

Press Association at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
• British 21-year-old defeats experienced Frenchman 6-4 3-6 6-1 • Will face another Frenchman, Paul-Henri Mathieu, in second round Kyle Edmund recorded the biggest win of his career as he beat the experienced Frenchman Gilles Simon 6-4 3-6 6-1 at Queen’s. World No18 Simon is the highest ranked opponent the 21-year-old Brit has ever beaten, trumping his previous best victory over world No43 Martin Klizan at Doha in January. Continue reading... more »

Amir, Westfield, Lewis: why I welcome back those who harmed cricket

Mike Selvey at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
Brendon McCullum was spot on – the spirit of cricket is about reintegrating transgressors so the lessons they learned can be put to the common good I have been re-reading Brendon McCullum’s MCC Spirit of Cricket lecture delivered at Lord’s a little over a week ago. Richie Benaud delivered the first of these, in 2001, since when there have been contributions of the very highest order from some of the most esteemed names in the game. For the breadth of its content and the overriding message it carried, McCullum nailed better than any of them what we really mean by the spirit of the ... more »

'The descent into farce is just sad': readers on the EU referendum

Guardian readers and Matthew Holmes at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
Here are some of the issues Guardian readers are talking about on Wednesday. Join the conversation in our latest live blog - EU referendum: what’s on the minds of voters? The final PMQs before the referendum provided an opportunity for fishing industry groups to make a much publicised journey up the Thames with voting intentions nailed to their masts on Wednesday – with Nigel Farage in tow, and Bob Geldof and Remain supporters making a noisy counter case across the waves. Before that, George Osborne warned what post-Brexit austerity might look like. Here we look at your reactio... more »

Mossack Fonseca worker arrested in Switzerland

Juliette Garside at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
Employee is held on suspicion of ‘extracting confidential information’ from law firm at centre of Panama Papers An information technology worker at the Geneva offices of Mossack Fonseca, the offshore law firm at the centre of the Panama Papers scandal, is behind bars after being arrested on the order of Swiss magistrates. “A procedure has been opened by the public ministry of Geneva following a complaint made by Mossack Fonseca”, a spokeswoman for the city prosecutor confirmed on Wednesday afternoon. She said further information would follow in due course. Continue reading... more »

Larry David: the man whose most famous character is himself

Guardian Staff at The Guardian - 1 minute ago
The US comedian is set to make a new series of Curb Your Enthusiasm after a break of five years. So why did he decide to bring ‘Larry David’ back? *Name:* Larry David. *Age:* 68. Continue reading... more »

Chicago Public Schools' Use of Outdated Football Equipment Could Lead To Future Lawsuits

The Legal Blitz on Above The Law: Redline, shared by Barry Petchesky to Deadspin at Deadspin - 6 minutes ago
Last football season, the Illinois High School Association (IHSA) escaped a potential doomsday scenario when Cook County Judge Leroy K. Martin, Jr. dismissed a class-action lawsuit brought by former Chicago high school athlete, Alex Pierscionek, who alleged that the organization’s concussion polices were negligent and dangerous. Read more...

Deadspin Awards: Worst Mascot

Deadspin Staff at Deadspin - 6 minutes ago
The Deadspin Awards are in July—keep your eyes on this space to see how you can win tickets to the event—and we need our readers to decide the winners of these prestigious honors. Today, we ask you to vote on one of the most important of all questions: Who is the worst mascot of all? Read more...

The Cardinals Lost Their 29th Game

Samer Kalaf at Deadspin - 6 minutes ago
The St. Louis Cardinals had their five-game winning streak snapped Tuesday night as the Houston Astros beat them, 5-2. Read more...

Orlando shootings: Trump to push for tighter gun laws

BBC News - Home - 7 minutes ago
Republican Donald Trump says he would like people on terror watch lists to be prevented from buying guns, in the wake of the Orlando shootings.

How Dutch designers make desks disappear

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One company's innovative solution to make employees leave on time.

Did the Orlando shooter’s wife know of his plans?

A federal grand jury may bring charges against Noor Salman, the wife of Florida attacker Omar Mateen, according to law enforcement officials.

Why doesn't pay for early childhood educators stack up?

A new Department of Education report sheds light on the 'troubling pay gap' facing preschool teachers in comparison with their colleagues who teach older students.

Why US ruling could be a 'conversation starter' in global net neutrality debate

A federal appeals court upheld FCC rules prohibiting internet providers from blocking or slowing down online traffic. The ruling comes in the wake of Europe and India taking strong stances in favor of net neutrality.

Disturbing art from 'Britain's most violent prisoner'

CNN.com - Top Stories - 23 minutes ago
Over 40 years in prison has had an unexpected effect on Charles Salvador, formerly known as Charles Bronson. Now, he says, he is a "born again artist." Podcast favorites: Bernie gets the Axe | Radical Islam in America | Graham Opposes GOP Leader
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Chairman, Board of Trustees, Voice of South South, Mike Ogiasa, has said that only the practice of true federalism where the component units owned and controled their resources and paid tax to the centre will put to an end to the recurring agitation for justice in the Niger Delta region. READ MORE

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Insecurity: Abia govt floats rural security outfit 
IN a bid to improve security of lives and property in the rural areas, Abia State government has floated a rural security outfit known as Abia State Community Surveillance Group, ASCSG. READ MORE

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Forex Crisis: MAN Ikeja 2016 CEOs luncheon to x-ray manufacturing challenges
ATM-Naira-and-DollarThe effect of unavailability of foreign exchange to businesses and manufacturing sector will be the key focus of 2016 Business Luncheon of Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) of various companies under the Ikeja branch of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, MAN. READ MORE 




Female delegates urged to prevail on children to shun thuggery

Chieftain of the PDP in Ovia North East, Hon. Solomon Odemwingie has said that Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu remains the key for the party to reclaim the state from the APC. READ MORE Fuel scarcity looms over varying fuel pump price- Mega Filling Station owners ON JUNE 14, 2016IN NEWS Owners of Mega Filling Station in Nigeria yesterday, threatened to shut operations nationwide over alleged plans by the management of Nigeria National Petroleum Company, NNPC, to impose lower pump price of fuel price on them. READ MORE 

A victory for Obaseki, Odubu ’ll factionalise Edo APC — Ogiemwonyi Campaign 
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The Head of Resource Group of the Chris Ogiemwonyi Campaign Organisation, Mr. Abubakar Yesufu has cautioned party delegates that the emergence of Godwin Obaseki or Pius Odubu could plunge the party into crisis. READ MORE
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N24bn poll cash: EFCC tightens noose on ex-Gov Chime

By Francis Igata ENUGU
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, yesterday, tightened its noose on the immediate former Governor of Enugu State, Mr. Sullivan Chime in connection with N24 billion cash allegedly disbursed by Fidelity Bank on the instruction of former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke during the re-election bid of former President Goodluck Jonathan. Chime drove himself to the EFCC’s zonal office in Enugu in an SUV with registration number ENU CV 960 ENU, clad in brown native suit in the company of his orderly, one Tony, whom Chime said he handed over the N450 million for safe keeping. The former governor arrived the anti-graft commission’s office at exactly 10:58a.m. This was even as fiery Enugu-based lawyer, Ray Nnaji, had, demanded from the EFCC, the prosecution of former Governor Sullivan Chime. Before Chime’s arrival, one of his close aides, Ikeji Asogwa, immediate former Chairman of Peoples  Democratic Party, PDP, Enugu State chapter, equally  reported yesterday at the Commission in a vehicle marked ENU 06D-01EN. It was gathered that their appearances were in keeping with the conditions of administrative   bail granted them last week Monday, by the commission. Mr. Charles Egumgbe, who also served in Chime’s government and was the chairman of the PDP campaign organization, also showed up at 10:10a.m. for interrogation. Egumgbe was the pioneer chairman of the PDP in Enugu State. It would be re-called that  the EFCC had  last Wednesday, grilled Chime for allegedly receiving N450m out of the $115m, N23 billion, disbursed by the former Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, during the build-up to the 2015 presidential election. During the interrogation, the ex-governor was said to have told detectives that he handed over the money to the secretary of the campaign office, Mrs. Rita Mba, who was also the state’s Commissioner for Special Duties and Inter-Government Affairs then. Chime was quoted as saying that  the money was brought by two of his former commissioners, Joe Nmamnel and Mrs. Rita Mba, in the company of  PDP, Enugu State chairman, Ikeji Asogwa, and Prof. Osita Ogbu.

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Clean Lines And Pops Of Color From Ben Barber Studio

Vy Tran at Design Milk - 40 minutes ago
Playful furniture from a studio with a minimalist aesthetic and penchant for bold colors.

UEFA Promises To Boot Russia From Euros Upon Next Incident Of In-Stadium Fan Violence

Billy Haisley on Screamer, shared by Billy Haisley to Deadspin at Deadspin - 42 minutes ago
Even if more than a couple bigwigs in Russian sport don’t, UEFA apparently does take seriously the problems that Russian hooligans have caused so far in this Euro 2016 tournament—namely, of course, the problem of them beating the life out of dozens of English fans. Today, UEFA announced stiff penalties for the Russian football union: Read more...

Grab Some Clothes For Dad (Or Yourself) In Today's Huge Amazon Sale

Shep McAllister on Deals, shared by Shep McAllister to Deadspin at Deadspin - 42 minutes ago
Today’s big Amazon Gold Box is ostensibly filled with clothes for Father’s Day, but it’s big and varied enough that you can probably find something for yourself as well. Read more...

DealBook: One Unspoken Reason Behind the LinkedIn Sale

ANDREW ROSS SORKIN at NYT > Home Page - 46 minutes ago
The company’s struggling stock price, and its reliance on stock-based compensation may be a factor in its sale to Microsoft.

Dalai Lama urges Myanmar's Suu Kyi to ease Rohingya tension

Reuters: Top News - 48 minutes ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has a moral responsibility to try to ease tension between majority Buddhists and minority Rohingya Muslims, her fellow Nobel laureate, the Dalai Lama, said on Monday.

Trying to Know the Unknowable: Why Terrorists Attack - New York Times

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New York Times *Trying to Know the Unknowable: Why Terrorists Attack* *New York Times* F.B.I. agents investigating near the damaged rear wall of Pulse, the nightclub in Orlando, Fla., where a gunman carried out a shooting rampage early Sunday. Credit Joe Raedle/Getty Images. The Interpreter is a new column that explores the ideas and *...* Admit It: These Terrorists Are MuslimsDaily Beast Will beating ISIS abroad prevent another Orlando?CNN The Complicated Pain of America's Queer MuslimsThe Atlantic Los Angeles Times -Breitbart News -Politico -Wall Street Journal *all 660 news article... more »

Where is Baku, mate?

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F1 has a brand new $40m-per-year track to play on. Just please try not to hit the 12th-century tower in the medieval old town.

How small businesses can control costs in the early stages

During a business's first year, it's important to both generate revenue and limit costs. That can be challenging while also building a sustainable customer base.

How to give your financial goals a midyear checkup

How are your New Year’s financial resolutions coming along? If they aren’t going as well as you’d like, don’t despair. We’re almost halfway through the year, so it’s as good a time as any to get on track.

Why LinkedIn is worth $26.2 billion to Microsoft (+video)

Microsoft and LinkedIn will be sharing their cloud computing and social network resources in a new partnership, both companies announced Monday.

Grilled Doughnut Strawberry Shortcake Is the Ultimate Summer Dessert — Delicious Links

Lauren Kodiak at The Kitchn | Inspiring cooks, nourishing homes - 1 hour ago
[image: Strawberry Shortcake Doughnuts] Pin it Strawberry shortcake is a summertime staple, but today we're kicking things up a notch with grilled doughnuts instead of the traditional biscuits. Yes, that's right — grilled brioche doughnuts, sweet strawberries, and whipped ricotta cream. What could be better? *READ MORE »*

Economic Report: Most retailers post solid sales gains in May in good sign for economy

Sales at U.S. retailers rose a solid 0.5% in May after an even larger gain in the prior month, suggesting consumers still feel confident enough in the economy to stick to their usual spending patterns despite a slowdown in hiring.

Economic Report: Small-business sentiment ticks up for second month, NFIB says

The small business industry group’s optimism index rose a hair after hitting a two-year low earlier this year.

Economic Report: Import prices rise in May at fastest rate in 4 years

The cost of imported goods leaped 1.4% in May — the biggest increase in four years — largely because of a rebound in oil prices from multi-year lows.

Capitol Report: Clinton narrows Trump’s lead among men in poll | Rubio opens door to Senate run | D.C. holds final primary

Hillary Clinton narrows Donald Trump’s lead among men in a new poll; Marco Rubio opens the door to running for Senate; the District of Columbia holds the country’s final primary election Tuesday; and more.

Italy's 5-Star thrives without Grillo, shedding populist image

Reuters: Top News - 1 hour ago
ROME (Reuters) - The unruly comedian who founded Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement is no longer whipping crowds into a frenzy at political rallies, but 5-Star, against all predictions, has proved it can outlive its creator.

Pistorius must pay for his crime, Steenkamp's father tells court

Reuters: Top News - 1 hour ago
PRETORIA (Reuters) - Oscar Pistorius must pay for the crime of murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, which has devastated her family, her father told a South African court on Tuesday.

Silvio Berlusconi undergoes heart surgery

Rosie Scammell in Rome at The Guardian - 1 hour ago
Surgeons at Milan’s San Raffaele hospital spend about four hours replacing former PM’s faulty aortic valve Silvio Berlusconi has been placed in intensive care following a heart operation. Italy’s former premier was admitted to hospital this month with a life-threatening condition. Surgeons at San Raffaele hospital in Milan spent about four hours on Tuesday replacing Berlusconi’s faulty aortic valve, and he was then moved to the coronary care unit to recover. Hospital staff did not immediately give further detail of his condition or how long he would stay at San Raffaele. Continue... more »
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Free Concert Tonight As Orlando Vigils Continue In North Texas - CBS Local

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CBS Local *Free Concert Tonight As Orlando Vigils Continue In North Texas* *CBS Local* DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) – As people across the country and around the world mourn the 49 people killed inside a Florida nightclub, here in North Texas vigils for those victims continue. After a standing room only celebration at a Fort Worth church Monday ... High-school grad, dancer, accountant among Orlando shooting victims fox6now.com Buckley: Boston ready to help with healingBoston Herald Lady Gaga Reads Names of Orlando Victims During LA VigilBillboard WBUR -MTV.com *all 813 news articles »*

Jalopnik For $7,500, Could This 1975 Corvette L48 Be Some Drastic Plastic?

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Unlucky Irish cost themselves a win

CNN.com - Top Stories - 7 minutes ago
Sweden and the Republic of Ireland shared a 1-1 draw at Euro 2016 on Monday as the Irish let slip a lead through an own goal.

Northern Ireland must be more aggressive - Evans

BBC Sport - Sport - 11 minutes ago
Jonny Evans believes Northern Ireland must be more positive against Ukraine if they are to avoid an early Euro 2016 exit.

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Orlando attacks again raise questions about military-style rifles

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Will Dems retake House? It's too early to tell, say campaign officials

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Sanders, Clinton both support Washington, D.C. as 51st state

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Chic Melamine Tableware for Outdoor Dinner Parties — Apartment Therapy

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NewsWatch: Here’s why U.S. investors might squeak past Brexit worries

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The financial world has turned a little, with German bunds now trading negative for the first time ever. Wipe away the chaos as our call of the day finds a reason why U.S. stocks still have some juice left.

Outside the Box: Life imitates art in Google’s Hillary search flap

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Jeremy Corbyn attacks 'wolves in sheep's clothing' Johnson and Farage

Rowena Mason Political correspondent at The Guardian - 24 minutes ago
Labour leader says Brexit camp telling ‘outright lies’ when it claims more money would be available for NHS Jeremy Corbyn has accused Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage of being “wolves in sheep’s clothing” as they pose as defenders of the NHS when a vote to leave would put the health service in jeopardy. In unusually strong language, the Labour leader said the Brexit camp was telling “outright lies” when it claimed that more money would be available for the NHS after leaving the EU. Continue reading... more »

Video games transform physical therapy into something fun

Kit Gillet in Bucharest at The Guardian - 24 minutes ago
NHS trust trials software developed by a Romanian company to rehabilitate patients using interactive and therapeutic games For anyone who has spent months recovering from a shoulder injury, car accident or stroke, physiotherapy can be a slow and painful healing process. It also relies on a lot of repetitive exercises that can bore even the most self-disciplined of patients. Cosmin Mihaiu, a 26-year-old Romanian who co-founded of Mira Rehab, knows this well, having broken his arm falling from a tree aged seven and then struggling through six weeks in a cast followed by six weeks o... more »

Brexit will hurt your city, Labour tells core voters – but no one's listening

John Harris and John Domokos at The Guardian - 24 minutes ago
In the final report on Labour and the EU referendum, we visit the Potteries, where local concerns outweigh economic fears - Burning anger in the land of Nye Bevan - Sunderland putting the wind up remain campaign The script is simple, and repeated on doorstep after doorstep. “I’m from the local Labour party, and we’re out canvassing about the EU referendum. Have you thought about how you’re going to vote?” says a local activist. There’s then a slightly awkward pause, followed by the same reply, again and again: that the person inside is either minded to vote to leave the EU o... more »

Who are this new breed of Russian football fans? | Mary Dejevsky

Mary Dejevsky at The Guardian - 24 minutes ago
The fighting at Euro 2016 in Marseille was initially blamed on English hooligans then Russian thugs. Perhaps it’s best seen as a regrettable stage in the evolution of sporting self-assertion Watching the story, and the images on television of football hooliganism from Marseille unfold between Friday night and Monday morning was hardly an uplifting experience, not least because of how one version so quickly eviscerated all the others. Related: Russia handed suspended Euro 2016 disqualification and fined €150,000 Continue reading... more »

My OCD reared its ugly head when I tried to come off medication to start a family | Elisa May

Elisa May at The Guardian - 24 minutes ago
Trying to keep my unborn child from possible harm made me very ill. I learned the hard way that I don’t have a choice, but I accept that now A couple of months ago, I found myself standing perilously high on a shopping centre balcony. A day earlier, I had stood on a railway platform, inching closer and closer to the edge as the trains blasted past. I wasn’t suicidal: quite the opposite; I was petrified about the possibility of suicide and the quest for certainty, the impossible task of eliminating every inch of doubt that I could be capable of such an act, had made me very poorly in... more »

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