Senate to vote on health care repeal this week
Senate Republicans plan to vote this week on legislation to repeal large parts of the Affordable Care Act and defund Planned Parenthood, aiming for a final reconciliation bill as early as Thursday and a veto clash with Obama forthcoming.
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Obama urges global action on climate change at Paris summit
President Barack Obama joined leaders from 150 nations at a Le Bourget venue near Paris to press for a sweeping treaty to cut greenhouse gas emissions. He framed climate change as a century defining threat and urged immediate measures even without near-term benefits while a 20 nation energy research funding push and Gates led private investment move advance.
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University of Chicago threat ends campus shutdown
Federal officials charge Jabari R. Dean, 21, a University of Illinois at Chicago student, with transmitting a threat in interstate commerce. Dean allegedly posted a plan to shoot 16 people and then himself on the U of C Hyde Park campus, citing the Laquan McDonald shooting. Classes were canceled by President Robert Zimmer after the threat.
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Grand Jury Hears From Mom Over Ohio Boy Shot by Police
Samaria Rice testified before a grand jury weighing charges against two Cleveland officers in the 2014 fatal shooting of her 12 year old son Tamir Rice outside a recreation center. She said an indictment would give her breath and expressed anxiety over the decision. The case adds to national questions on police use of force, especially against minorities.
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Climate driven faunal exchange pushes species across oceans
A 2010 gray whale sighting off Israel highlights rising animal movement between Atlantic and Pacific basins. Researchers in Global Change Biology link Arctic ice melt to new passages enabling species to cross into unfamiliar regions, potentially reshaping food webs. Lead author Seabird McKeon notes patterns emerge as exchanges become noticeable.
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