Global New Year Spark Fails to Dull Security Fears
As 2015 ends, global observers note lingering fear after a year of attacks from Paris to Bangkok. In Dubai a 63 story hotel fire disrupted New Year plans near a 400,000 LED Burj Khalifa display. France reinforces security with 60,000 police and troops and Paris cancels fireworks for a video tribute.
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New Year's Eve worldwide marked by fireworks and vigils
Firework safety warnings followed last year's injuries of more than 850 as malls and cities staged displays to deter private celebrations. In Manila the Black Nazarene procession moved to January 9 to reduce trash and unexploded devices. Iglesia ni Cristo planned a large display. Tokyo and Seoul observed year end rituals with bells, temple visits, and public events while Pope Francis urged remembrance of good deeds and urged humanity to resist violence.
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Clemson Fans Cheer Michigan State Ahead of Playoff
Clemson fans in Aiken praised Michigan State and looked forward to the Clemson Michigan State playoff. The night featured a New Year party with music on the patio as Robbie Glenn rooted for the Sooners. Clemson’s Jan 11 game is set for Glendale Arizona.
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Obama poised to act on expanded background checks
A White House adviser hinted Obama will push executive measures to expand background checks for gun buyers. While federally licensed dealers require checks, many gun-show vendors are not licensed. The plan may set a threshold for when checks apply, with the NRA opposing expanded systems.
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