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I suspect it's one of our ferals or surely somebody would have found it and brought it inside already, if only to shut it up. I've gone out looking, but it quiets whenever I get close to where it must be, and it's too snowy and slushy and cold for me to be crawling under cars and whatever.
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(Most of this news is serious and/or depressing, so if you just want fun links, sorry.)
A hidden world: Desperation for hundreds of homeless families in D.C. motels
What the Army Doesn't Want You to Know About Bowe Bergdahl
The Perfect Storm That Threatens the Quality of Healthy School Meals
Why US can’t ignore Colorado’s pot ‘experiment’
Bedbugs develop resistance to widely used chemical treatments, rendering them ineffective
‘Confederate cleansing': Lawmaker vows to stop ‘cultural terrorism’ in Georgia
Swan song: humans implicated in huge Australian bird's demise
Hong Kong’s Existential Anxieties Continue to Mount in the Face of China’s Encroachment
An Unprecedented Threat to Privacy
Judge Gives Man 5 Days for Child Porn, Rails Against Harsh Sentences (JFC, I feel like vomiting.)
Chicago cop to sue family of black teen he killed
Forty-Two Percent Of Russians Believe Corrupt Officials Have Performed Silent Coup
U.S. utilities worry about cyber cover after Ukraine grid attack
30 Years After Explosion, Challenger Engineer Still Blames Himself
In Coal-Powered China, Electric Car Surge Fuels Fear of Worsening Smog
After lead poisoned the drinking water in Flint, residents received filters they were told would make their tap water safe. Now, tests over the last 24 hours are showing that lead levels in some homes are still too high for a filter to handle.
Pro-government marchers in Haiti capital call for elections
Tunisia imposes curfew as unrest grows over lack of jobs (a week ago)
A gay kiss in China led to this in Pakistan
Rivalries, squabbles hinder Libya's unity government
Ukraine’s Illegal Miners Come Out of the Darkness
Putin Cannot Afford the Frozen Conflict in Ukraine
Group said trapped in cellar become focus in Turkey's Kurdish conflict
A Country On The Edge Of Europe Increasingly Looks Like War-Torn Syria
A Mysterious Sniper Is Taking Out ISIS Commanders
The Western Volunteers Fighting ISIS
16 more starve to death in Syria's besieged Madaya: MSF
ISIS executed 2,114 civilians in 19 months, human rights group says
Syrian Turkmens cross to Turkey, fleeing advances of pro-Assad forces
Western warmongers have all the answers, and they're all wrong
Masked gangs attack migrants in Sweden: police
Climate change could devastate Africa. It’s already hurting this Kenyan town.
Indian Women Seeking Jobs Confront Taboos and Threats
(Most of this news is serious and/or depressing, so if you just want fun links, sorry.)
A hidden world: Desperation for hundreds of homeless families in D.C. motels
What the Army Doesn't Want You to Know About Bowe Bergdahl
The Perfect Storm That Threatens the Quality of Healthy School Meals
Why US can’t ignore Colorado’s pot ‘experiment’
Bedbugs develop resistance to widely used chemical treatments, rendering them ineffective
‘Confederate cleansing': Lawmaker vows to stop ‘cultural terrorism’ in Georgia
Swan song: humans implicated in huge Australian bird's demise
Hong Kong’s Existential Anxieties Continue to Mount in the Face of China’s Encroachment
An Unprecedented Threat to Privacy
Judge Gives Man 5 Days for Child Porn, Rails Against Harsh Sentences (JFC, I feel like vomiting.)
Chicago cop to sue family of black teen he killed
Forty-Two Percent Of Russians Believe Corrupt Officials Have Performed Silent Coup
U.S. utilities worry about cyber cover after Ukraine grid attack
30 Years After Explosion, Challenger Engineer Still Blames Himself
In Coal-Powered China, Electric Car Surge Fuels Fear of Worsening Smog
After lead poisoned the drinking water in Flint, residents received filters they were told would make their tap water safe. Now, tests over the last 24 hours are showing that lead levels in some homes are still too high for a filter to handle.
Pro-government marchers in Haiti capital call for elections
Tunisia imposes curfew as unrest grows over lack of jobs (a week ago)
A gay kiss in China led to this in Pakistan
Rivalries, squabbles hinder Libya's unity government
Ukraine’s Illegal Miners Come Out of the Darkness
Putin Cannot Afford the Frozen Conflict in Ukraine
Group said trapped in cellar become focus in Turkey's Kurdish conflict
A Country On The Edge Of Europe Increasingly Looks Like War-Torn Syria
A Mysterious Sniper Is Taking Out ISIS Commanders
The Western Volunteers Fighting ISIS
16 more starve to death in Syria's besieged Madaya: MSF
ISIS executed 2,114 civilians in 19 months, human rights group says
Syrian Turkmens cross to Turkey, fleeing advances of pro-Assad forces
Western warmongers have all the answers, and they're all wrong
Masked gangs attack migrants in Sweden: police
Climate change could devastate Africa. It’s already hurting this Kenyan town.
Indian Women Seeking Jobs Confront Taboos and Threats
