Pope Francis Maps 2015 Global Travel Plan
Pope Francis announced a three city U S tour plus visits to South America and Africa during an in flight news conference en route to Rome from the Philippines. US stops include New York Washington and Philadelphia.
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Nation honors MLK Day with parades and service across U.S.
The nation marked Martin Luther King Jr Day with major parades in Los Angeles and San Antonio and a day of service led by President Obama. Gallup showed a drop in satisfaction with race relations since his 2008 inauguration. Vice President Biden urged bridging gaps between police and minority communities as protests echoed in New York and other cities.
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Chechen Leader Rallies Support Over Muhammad Cartoon
In Grozny, hundreds of thousands gathered at a Kremlin backed rally led by Chechnya President Ramzan Kadyrov condemning Charlie Hebdo and calling for restraint while accusing Western authorities of failing to draw proper conclusions. He suggested the Paris killings may have involved western security services and criticized the right to insult Islam.
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Obama’s approval rises ahead of State of the Union
A Washington Post ABC poll shows 50 percent approve of Obama and 44 percent disapprove, a seven point gain and his best rating in nearly two years. The trend matters as he prepares the State of the Union and seeks Democratic unity to defend his policies against Congress.
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Syria starts destroying chemical weapon sites under OPCW plan
Syria began dismantling about a dozen underground bunkers and hangars used to produce and store chemical weapons. Work at the first tunnel started December 24 and will seal off with cement walls by January end as OPCW chief prepares an update.
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