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Unions Wage Turf Battle For Millennial Newsrooms, But What Will A New Labor Look Like?

Now that digital journalists have taken the leap into collective bargaining, work begins on hammering out the labor deals of tomorrow.

Prison Reform 2015: Ban The Box Activists Demand Action From Congress, White House To Stop Employment Discrimination

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With the release of 6,000 inmates planned for later this month, advocacy groups renew a push for removing questions about conviction history from public employment applications.

Russia-Turkey Gas Deal: Airspace Violations, Moscow Airstrikes In Syria Threaten Trade Agreement

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan meet at the Kremlin

Turkey has said continued violations of its airspace could jeopardize all bilateral relations with Russia.

Watch Argentina President Dancing Video: Cristina Fernandez De Kirchner Rock Dance Goes Viral Ahead Of Divisive Elections

Kirchner's popularity has waned over the course of her two terms.

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Anti-Immigrant Party Courting Muslim Vote? France's Far-Right-Wing National Front Woos Paris Voters

France has nearly 5 million Muslim citizens, and the community makes up an important constituency.

Israeli Civilians To Take Up Arms? Jerusalem Mayor Tells Citizens To Carry Weapons As Violence In City Continues To Soar

Civilians carrying weapons would lead to total anarchy and show the government has lost control of Jerusalem, Tzipi Livni, a critic in the Knesset, said.

Russian soldiers operating on an armored personnel carrier

Russia-NATO Conflict? After UK Pledges Troops To Baltics, Moscow Vows Military 'Parity'

U.K. Secretary of Defense Michael Fallon unveiled a plan to put troops in the Baltics Thursday morning at a meeting of NATO defense ministers.

Cucumber Salmonella Outbreak 2015: Deadly Food Poisoning Cases In 35 States Spread To Maryland Amid Recalls

Four people have died and 732 have been sickened by the bacteria, which is linked to cucumbers imported from Mexico.

Syria Refugee Crisis: Obama Kickstarter Crowdsource Campaign Nearing Second Goal To Provide Shelter For Displaced Syrians

In just four days, over a $1 million has been raised and money to provide shelter for nearly 5,000 has been raised.

Donald Trump Supreme Court Battle: Wind Turbines Near Scottish Resort To Be Challenged By Billionaire Presidential Candidate

Donald Trump will challenge a wind farm being built near his Scottish golf course in the UK's supreme court Thursday.

Putin Popularity In Iraq? Russian Airstrikes In Syria Welcomed In Baghdad

As Russia continues its airstrikes in Syria, some Iraqis have welcomed this move against the Islamic State group.

Sepp Blatter Responds To FIFA Suspension: Lawyers Claim Ethics Committee Violated Rules

The FIFA ethics committee "did not follow the Code of Ethics and Disciplinary Code," Sepp Blatter's lawyers said in a statement.

Saudi Arabia Grand Mosque Crane Crash Compensation: Victims, Families To Get 1M Riyals Each

King Salman last month decreed that victims of the deadly crane collapse should each receive 1 million riyals, about $266,705.

North Korea Could Launch Short-Range Missile For Workers' Party Anniversary

"There are signs of short-range projectile firing," North Korea's Defense Minister Han Min-koo said in a parliamentary session Thursday.

How Body Camera Manufacturers Are Cashing In On Michael Brown's Ferguson Death

Since Michael Brown's fatal encounter with Ferguson police, body camera makers have been coming up with technology to track police interactions — and book big profits.

Republican Candidates Love Tacos, Not Central American Immigrants: How Growing Popularity Of Mexican Food Is Shaping 2016 Elections

Some Latino activists claim the popularity of tacos, burritos and other south of the border staples may persuade Americans to embrace Mexican immigrants and immigration reform.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy? New Title Could Mean Big News For Tobacco, Banking Leaders That Give Him Money

If Rep. Kevin McCarthy takes over as House speaker, that could be good news for some major industries that back him.

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Benjamin Netanyahu Bans Leaders From Visiting Al-Aqsa; Israeli Man Stabbed In Jerusalem

The Israeli prime minister had reportedly said Monday that the religious site was the focal point in the ongoing violence in the region.

Florida School District To Pay $600,000 To Parents Of Students Who Died After Principal Hypnotized Them

Former school principal George Kenney hypnotized about 75 students, school staff and others from 2006 until April 2011.

Cambodia Raises Minimum Wage For Garment Industry To $140 But Fails To Meet Union Demands

The increase, however, falls short of the $160 a month wage proposed by unions of Cambodia's biggest export earner.

Manila Bus Hijack: Police End Incident By Fatally Shooting Hostage-Taker

Authorities say they "learned their lesson" from a controversial 2010 incident.

US Coalition ‘Not Threatened’ By Russian Aircraft In Syria: Pentagon

According to Pentagon spokesperson Michelle Baldanza, U.S. drones in Syria are not threatened by Russian aircraft.

Russian Military Activity In Syria 'Troubling,' Says NATO Head; Ready To Defend Turkey Amid Airspace Violations

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Thursday that the alliance is "ready and able to defend all allies, including Turkey against any threats."

DuPont To Pay $1.6M To Ohio Woman Who Claimed Chemical In Drinking Water Led To Her Kidney Cancer

Carla Marie Bartlett alleged that chemical from the company's plant contaminated her drinking water, causing her cancer.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Berlin, Oct. 3, 2015

Still Against Turkey’s EU Membership: Merkel Says Ankara’s Help In Migrant Crisis Does Not Change Her Opinion

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Turkey’s cooperation in solving the migrant crisis does not change her opinion about Ankara’s EU membership.

US Believes In North Korean Nuclear Threat, Washington Says Ready To Defend Homeland

Pyongyang is believed to have nuclear weapons that could be miniaturized to fit on a rocket and reach American shores.

Indonesia Seeks Help From 4 Countries To Fight Forest Fires; Malaysia, Singapore Aircraft To Carry Out Water-Bombing

Indonesia has also asked for aircraft to artificially induce rain and carry out water-bombing.

Philippines Authorities Look For Former Missionary From Italy Kidnapped In Mindanao

Rolando del Torchio's abduction is the latest incident in a region that's suffered from poverty and violence.

Matthew Keys, Former Reuters Employee, Found Guilty Of Helping Anonymous Hack Los Angeles Times' Website

Prosecutors said Matthew Keys, a former Reuters employee, provided the hacking group Anonymous with login information of the Los Angeles Times’ computer system.

Volkswagen US CEO Michael Horn Informed Of Emissions Cheating In Early 2014

Michael Horn, who said he was made aware of “possible emissions non-compliance” in early 2014, will testify before a Congressional committee Thursday.