Wikipedia Sues NSA
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This is a clip from “Morning Emissions” – a regular feature of Radio InfoWeb’s Morning Programming. Rex Latchford delievered this live, so there is no transcript. It quotes an Op-Ed piece in today’s New York Times.
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Producer: Rex Latchford
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A transcript is not available at this time.
Producer: Rex Latchford
Rex Latchford in Snow Slammed NY with another DayPage…
At least 13 people have died and more than 550,000 have lost power in a massive snow and ice storm across the eastern United States.
President Obama has finally made good on this threat, issuing an executive order raising the minimum wage for federal contract workers. Hundreds of thousands will see a wage hike from $7.25 to $10.10 an hour.
The Senate has approved a measure that would lift the debt ceiling until March 2015. The vote came after enough House Republicans joined with Democrats to back hiking the debt limit without conditions, undermining the longstanding Republican insistence on an offsetting amount of cuts to social spending. The Senate measure passed on a party line vote of 55 to 43.
The nation’s two largest cable providers have announced a merger. Comcast will buy Time Warner Cable at a cost of more than $45 billion in stock. The deal comes less than a year after Comcast completed its acquisition of NBC Universal. Regulators can still cut down the deal.
The United Nations is warning of “ethnic-religious cleansing” in the Central African Republic after uncovering a mass grave.
Human rights activists are warning Syria has endured its deadliest violence to date in the three weeks since peace talks began between the Assad regime and the opposition.
The Afghan government has released a new group of prisoners from the former U.S. prison of Bagram, again over White House objections. No one on the planet’s surface should dare raise White House objections, right?
In other news from Afghanistan, two U.S. service members were killed and four were wounded on Wednesday in an attack from men in Afghan army uniforms.
A Pakistani judge has ordered the country’s intelligence agencies to hand over a prominent activist who went missing last week.
The U.S. ambassador to Japan, Caroline Kennedy, visited the southern island of Okinawa Wednesday amidst local protests against the U.S. military presence.
Republican Sen. Rand Paul has filed a class action lawsuit against the White House and the National Security Agency over the bulk collection of U.S. telephone records.
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A new study says at least 28 people have died in school shootings since the Newtown massacre 14 months ago. That’s one school shooting every 10 days since Newtown.
Jury deliberations have begun in the murder trial of a Florida man who shot dead a black teenager in a dispute over loud music.
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The following rush transcript probably contains errors and/or omissions…
Produced by Minka Bito
Rex Latchford here with DayPage for Friday, February 7th, 2014
Here are headlines for this day:
A top State Department official has apologized to her European counterparts after she was caught cursing the European Union in a leaked audio recording that was posted to YouTube. The recording captured an intercepted phone conversation between the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine and Victoria Nuland, the top U.S. diplomat for Europe. Nuland expresses frustration over Europe’s response to the political crisis in Ukraine using frank terms.
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