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Location American Headline News for 11 January 2016
Oregon Occupiers Call for Supplies as Standoff Enters Second Week The standoff is the latest flare up of tensions over federal management of Western lands
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Mexico Officially Begins Extradition of 'El Chapo' to U.S. Guzman's lawyers can still file to fight the extradition.
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North Korea's Kim Boosts Propaganda in Praise of Nuke Test North Korean leader Kim takes part in propaganda drive meant to glorify last week's bomb test
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Parents Said to Turn In 2 Teenagers Suspected in Brooklyn Rape The attack, in which the police said five men with a gun separated a father from his daughter and then took turns raping the 18-year-old woman, set off waves of anger and uncertainty in Brownsville.
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How to Save People From Snakebites

Slate - 11 Jan 2016 16:05
Matt Lewin waited for the paralysis to set in. Two anesthesiologists and an emergency-room doctor monitored his vitals while the mivacurium moved through him. Mivacurium paralyzes skeletal muscles the same way a cobra bi...
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Prime minister says doctors voted to strike on basis of pay information from BMA that is 'simply not true' David Cameron has issued a final plea to junior doctors to pull out of Tuesday's strike, saying they will cause d...
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Arrest in string of jewelry store heists The FBI arrested 24-year-old Abigail Lee Kemp following a series of jewelry store robberies that spanned five states. CNN affiliate WSB has the details.
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Police in Jerusalem are investigating whether fire on Sunday was deliberately lit after spate of attacks across country A fire broke out on Sunday in the Jerusalem offices of one of Israel's leading human rights groups a...
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Fans freak out after David Bowie lookalike appears on TV Heartbroken David Bowie fans couldn’t believe their eyes Monday when a music industry exec with an uncanny resemblance to the glam rock icon appeared on British television, paying tribute to the singer’s legacy. “T...
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Court records: Cellphone, online picture helped FBI zero in on woman in jewelry store robberies
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Aid trucks head for besieged Syrian towns

Al Jazeera English - 11 Jan 2016 15:51
Starving residents of Madaya, Foua and Kefraya - towns encircled by government or rebel groups - wait for food supplies.
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The expert bomb-maker from al-Qaida's Yemeni branch has threatened Saudi Arabia and the United States, vowing revenge for the Saudi execution of several militants earlier this month. …
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President Obama Will Close Guantanamo Bay Prison: Aide Monday Jan. 11 marks the 14th anniversary of Gitmo's first arrivals
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Local newspaper says attackers arranged via Facebook to go on 'manhunt' of foreigners after assaults on women on New Year's Eve Gangs attacked groups of foreigners in four separate incidents on Sunday in Cologne, the cit...
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Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered a reorganization of the military headquarters' structure on Monday in a sign of his firm control over the 2.3 million-member armed forces. …
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Murder convict charged in connection with body found in suitcase A 53-year-old man has been charged in connection with the discovery of a woman's body in a suitcase in the Roseland neighborhood just after Christmas. Arthur Cain, of the 300 block of West 116th Street, was ordered held ...
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UN set to relieve starving Syrian town

BBC - 11 Jan 2016 04:51
The UN says an aid convoy should leave for Madaya, a Syrian town under government siege, where people are reported to be starving to death.
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Penn: No stranger to controversy in Latin America Sean Penn was ruffling feathers in Latin American long before he paid a secret visit to Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's hideaway.
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Couple's post-crash reunion pic goes viral Three seconds. That's how fast it all happened, Arika Stovall says. The couple don't even know how they managed to make it out alive.
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World Anglicans meet amid gay division

BBC - 11 Jan 2016 04:08
The leaders of the global Anglican communion are to confront their very different views on homosexuality when they meet in Canterbury later.
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With Freddie Gray Murder Trial Set to Begin, Hints of a 'Rough Ride' It is a high-stakes, high-profile prosecution that would have been unimaginable here a year ago, before Mr. Gray's death in police custody.
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Neglect May Do What ISIS Didn't: Breach Iraqi Dam

The New York Times - 11 Jan 2016 03:57
Neglect May Do What ISIS Didn't: Breach Iraqi Dam The United States is urgently warning the Iraqi government to prepare its people for the dam's failure, fearing up to 500,000 could be killed if repairs don't come in time.
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