New archives (2014 - 2015)
Week43: June 14 - June 21:
"Charleston shooting: a time to
grieve", The Washington Post
"South Carolina's Confederate flag is still flying. It's an insult to Charleston's
victims.", Vox
"Donald Drump running for president", USA
Today
"House of Cards creator Michael Dobbs: 'David Cameron will never be a
great politician'", The Guardian
"June 20: World Refugee
Day", UNHCR
"Happy Fathers' Day", Time
Week42: June 7 - 13:
"The Politics of trade: Obama's agenda in the balance", The
Economist
"Twitter CEO will leave amid disappointing
growth", The Economist
"DSK acquitted in pimping trial", The Guardian
"Trooping the Colour marks Queen's official birthday", BBC News
Week41: June 1 - June 6:
"FIFA gets a red card", The
Washington Post
"Cameron puts corruption on G7 agenda after FIFA bribery scandal", The
Guardian
"US government hack: China denies responsibility for cyber attack that stole personal details of four million employees", The Independent
"Pakistan police say 8 men in Malala attack acquitted in April", USA
Today
Week40: May 25 - May 31:
Week39: May 18 - May 24:
"Foreign exchange rigging scandals cost banks 3.7 billion pounds",
Express.co.uk
"Revealed: BP's close ties with UK government", The
Guardian
"Republic of Ireland votes for gay marriage", BBC News
"Prince Charles and Gerry Adams share historic handshake", The
Guardian
"E-mails show how Benghazi derailed Hilary Clinton's legacy at State", Vox.
Week38: May 11 - May 17:
"Prince Charles's 'black spider memos' show lobbying at highest political
level", The Guardian
"Boston Marathon
Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev sentenced to death despite appeals for mercy", The Washington Post
"Amtrak train crash: at least five killed in
Philadelphia derailment", The Guardian
"B.B. King, Mississippi-born master of blues, dies at 89", The Washington Post
Week35: April 20 - April 26:
"Europe's boat people", The
Economist
"Who will win the general elections?", The
Guardian
"At correspondents' dinner, Obama jabs at media, candidates and himself",
The Washington Post
"A dozen arrested in Baltimore as Freddy Gray protests turn violent",
Time
"Games of drones: Hostages' deaths raise questions about civilian toll", The Washington Post
"Why it's so controversial to call the American genocide a genocide", Vox
Week34: April 13 - April 19:
"The Never-ending tragedy of Nigeria's
missing schoolgirls", The Washington Post
"The World according to Jeb
Bush", The Washington Post
"Victims, Survivors of 1906 San Francisco Earthquake honored",
NBC
"Ed Miliband issues call to moderate Tories: I'll be your
champion", The Guardian
"Britain set for
hottest day of the year as temperatures expected to hit 26C", The Independent
Week33: April 6 - April 12:
"Hilary Clinton launches presidential bid", The
Washington Post
"Then and now: Hilary Clinton's 2016 campaign announcement vs 2008", CNN
"Ed Miliband rebrands Labour as party of fiscal
responsibility", The Guardian
"Civil War 150th anniversary: Commemorate the
Sequicentennial", Civil War.org
"Lincoln's assassination 150 ago", The Washington Post
Week 32: March 30 - April 5:
"What's the origin of the Easter Bunny", Time
"Nicolas Sturgeon offers new deal to help Miliband into N°10", The Guardian
"A Foreign policy gamble by Obama at a moment of truth", The New
York Times
"California imposes first water restrictions ever to limit drought", The New York Times
Week31: March 23 - March 29:
"Germanwings:
Co-pilot doomed flight on deliberate dive", The Washington Post
"A Bewildering Crash", The New Yorker
"It's
official: Ted Cruz announces 2016 Candidacy", The Washington Post
"General
election debate: two polls show Cameron nearly beat Miliband", The Independent
"Labour's election hopes raised by four-point lead over
Tories", The Guardian
Week30: March 16 - March 22:
"March Madness", USA Today
"Obama's March Madness bracket predictions are too
conservative", Washington Examiner
" 'Keep it in the Ground' Guardian
Campaign", The Guardian
"Michelle Obama in Cambodia: 'Let's girls have a voice'
", The Guardian
"The 45 Secrets of David Cameron's middle-class
kitchen", The Telegraph
Week29: March 9 - March 15:
"Pi Day", The Washington Post
"Friday 13th
in numbers", the English Blog
"Obama's speech at Selma marking 50th anniversary of 'Bloody Sunday'", The Washington Post
"Two Police officers have been shot in Ferguson", Vox
"Wanted: New Housekeeper for Prince William,
Catherine and Baby George", The Telegraph
Week 28: March 2 - March 8:
"Using Private Email, Hillary Clinton Thwarted Record Requests",
The New York Times
"Fifty years after 'Bloody Sunday' march struggles endure in Selma", The Washington Post
"Tired of shutdown battles? This bill would end them for
good", The Washington Post
"The Supreme Court's hugely important new Obamacare case, explained in 3 sentences",
Vox
"The New Nuclear Age",
The Economist
Week27: February 23 - March 1:
"Oscars 2015: The Highlights", Mashable
"House Democrats Save DHS from Shutdown, Republicans from Themselves",
Time
"'Jihadi John': UK man behind Isis beheadings identified as Mohammed
Emwazi", The Guardian
"Dressgate: How optical illusion left the world
baffled about the colour of a dress", The Telegraph
"Solar
eclipse: Biggest since 1999 could plunge Britain into darkness in March", The Independent
Week 26: February 16 - February 22:
"Polar Vortex to unleash record-breaking
cold in Eastern US, on Thursday, Friday", The Washington Post
"People in Boston jumping ouf of
windows into snow", The Washington Post
"Telegraph owners' 250-million-pound HSBC loan raises fresh question on
coverage", The Guardian
"Mars One Mission: five Britons going into training for
one-way trip to Mars", The Independent
Week25: February 9 - February 15:
"Valentine's Day", The Guardian
"ISIS Declares Airstrike Killed a
US Hostage, New York Times
"Read the extraordinary letter ISIS hostage Kayla Mueller sent her family before her death",
Vox
"Heart of Earth's inner core revealed", BBC News
"DSCOVR Space weather satellite launched by
SpaceX successfully", Ars Technica
Week24: February 2 - February 8:
"Super Bowl XLIX: New England Patriots vs Seattle
Sea Hawks", USA Today
"Nationwide makes everyone cry while watching Super Bowl", USA
Today
"Groundhog Day and the Super Bowl are exactly the same",
The Washington Post
"The Guardian view on Britain's place in the world: absent without
leave", The Guardian
"Ed Miliband and low turnout", The
Independent
Week23: January 25 - February 1:
"Sir Winston Churchill's
funeral marked 50th anniversary", BBC News
"50th anniversary of Churchill's funeral", The Guardian
"Michelle Obama Hilights Harsh Restrictions faced by Saudi women after meeting King Salman without wearing a headscarf", The Independent
"'American Sniper' Fuels a War on the Home Front", NY
Times
"Michelle Obama defends 'American Sniper' at Veterans event", Fox
News
Week 22: January 19 - January 25:
Obama's 2015 SOTU: "Shadow of crisis has passed", The Washington Post
"State of the Union explained", The Washington Post
"SOTU: the State of the issues", The Washington Post
"India's Modi welcomes Obama with a big hug", The Washington Post
"Next Oxfam Report says half of global wealth held by the 1%", The Guardian
Week21: January 12 - January 18:
"Why did the world ignore Boko Haram's Baga attacks?", The
Guardian
"Charlie Hebdo march in Paris:
Obama's Slap at France", The Washington Post
"Romney moves to reassemble campaign for 'almost certain' 2016 bid", The Washington Post
"Why the Supreme
Court is Set to Make History on Gay Marriage", Time
"Space X releases dramatic pictures and videos of failed Falcon 9 landing",
The Verge
Week20: January 5 - January 11:
"Terrorist Attack on French Magazine Charlie Hebdo", Vox
"Charlie Hebdo Attacks: Tributes paid to the 10 journalists killed", The Independent
"Obama Condemns
"Terrible terrorist attack" in Paris", The Washington Post
"The Personal Story behind the New
Yorker's Charlie Hebdo Cover: 'Solidarity'", The Washington Post
"Police Turn their Backs on Mayor De Blasio During Second NYPD Funeral",
Time
"If The World Were 100 People", The Washington
Post
Week19: December 29 - January 4:
"2015: 15 Things to look forward to", The Guardian
"2015: The world in transition", The Economist
"How can America inspire the Slacktivists into Action", The Washington Post
"With eyes to 2016, Jeb Bush resigns from all boards", The Washington Post
"2-year-old accidentally Shoots and Kills Mother in Idaho Walmart", Time
Week17: December 22 - December 28:
"Meet the 'elves' who staff the Santa-Tracker call
center", The Washington Post
"Antonio Martin: Black Teenager shot dead by Police in St Louis",
The Guardian
"Crowd Protesting Antonio Martin's Death Shuts down Missouri Highway",
Time
"US Prepares to accelerate detainee transfers from Guantanamo Bay Prison", The Washington Post
"Decoding the Queen's
Speech", The Independent
Week16: December 15 - December 21:
"Terrorism in Australia: The Siege
of Martin Place" (The Economist)
"US/Cuba relations: "Todos somos Americanos", Obama says"
(WhiteHouse.org)
"The basics of the major new US-Cuba deal", Vox
"Queen to
abdicate on Christmas Day? Bookies suspend betting sparking speculation over royal announcement", The Independent
Week15: December 8 - December 14:
"Why Ebola Fighters are Time's Person of the Year", Time
"Thousands march to protest against police brutality in major US
cities", The Guardian
"CIA Torture report tops Sunday Talk Shows", USA
Today
"Congress Narrowly Avoids Government Shutdown",
Time
"President Obama Kicks Stephen Colbert out of Anchor Chair", The
Wall Street Journal
Week14: December 1 - December 7:
"The Eric Garner case's sickening
outcome", The Washington Post
"American photo journalist Luke Somers killed in failed Yemen rescue
attempt", USA Today
"UK Mass Surveillance Laws do not breach human rights, tribunal rules",
The Guardian
"Autumn Statement", The Independent
"Prince William to meet Obama in Oval
Office", The Independent
Week13: November 24 - November 30:
"Ferguson Verdict: in black and white", The
Economist
"Cleveland police shot and killed a black 12-year-old boy carrying a toy gun", Vox
"Black Friday gets a little less frenzied", Time
"America's Black Friday Craziness has crossed the pond",
NPR
"Vote for the 2014 National Thanksgiving Turkey",
WhiteHouse.gov
Week12: November 17 - November 23:
"Obama announces overhaul shielding 4 million from deportation", The Washington Post
"The Never-ending Replay of November 22, 1963 (JFK's assassination in
Dallas)", Politico
"European Parliament wants to break up Google", Time
"Black
Friday: Helpful discounts for Christmas shoppers or cynical marketing by desperate retailers?", The Independent
"Meet Lammily - the doll with normal body, spots and cellulite",
The Guardian
Week11: November 10 - November 16:
First World War Centenary marked on Armistice Day", The Guardian
"Tower of London's stunning poppy installation creates a sensation", The Washington Post
"Commonwealth War Dead", Codesive
"Obamacare in peril", USA Today
"John McCrae: the Great War", The GreatWar.uk
"The History of the remembrance Poppy", The Independent
Week10: November 3 - November 9:
"Hours after taking Senate, Battle on to lead
the Republican campaign in 2016", The Washington Post
"Obama Nominates loretta Lynch as Attorney General",
Time
"The Berlin Wall fell 25 years ago but Germany is still
divided", The Washington Post
"One third of mortgage borrowers would struggle if interest rates
rise", The Guardian
Week9: October 27 - November 2:
"The Seven biggest midterm campaign story lines with
seven days left", The Washington Post
"Mega-influence: These 42 dominate super PAC
donations", USA Today
"David Cameron has no intention of paying 27 billion pounds to
EU", The English Blog
"The Scariest thing about
Halloween", The Independent
"Kate Middleton pregnant with Twins?", The Inquisitor
Week 8: October 20 - October 26:
"Canada's new
reality: Homegrown terrorism", USA Today
"Ben
Bradlee, Legendary Washington Post Editor dies at 93", The Washington Post
"Oscar Pistorius Sentences to
5 Years", The Washington Post
"Tony Blair: Ed Miliband can't beat David Cameron", The Independent
"In his anger, Cameron has made Britain a toxic brand", The Guardian
Week 7: October 13 - October 19:
"Oxfam: World must do more to stop Ebola becoming 'disaster of our
time'", The Guardian
"Why are NHS staff on strike?", The Guardian
"Hard choices: the campaign against the Islamic
State", The Economist
"Contagion fears surround
Ebola", The Washington Post
"2014 midterm elections: the game
is rigged!", The Washington Post
Week 6: October 6 - October 12
"Ebola in graphics: The Toll of a Tragedy", The Economist
"US-led Air-war in Syria is off to a difficult war", The Washington Post
"Two Champions of Children are given the Peace Nobel Prize", The New York Times
"Same-sex marriage: Celebrations in wake of Supreme Court decision", The Washington Post
Week5: September 30 - October 5:
"Hong Kong: Britain weighs into dispute as
tensions mount over national holiday", The Independent
"Alan Henning Murder: David Cameron vows to defeat ISIS", The Guardian
"Is France really finished?", The Guardian
"Marine Lost at Sea considered 1st US Casualty of ISIS mission", Los Angeles Times
"For the midterms, a titl to the GOP", USA Today
Week4: September 22 - September 29:
"Britain, Denmark and Belgium Join Air Campaign against Islamic state in Iraq", The Washington Post
"British Parliament Votes for Airstrikes in iraq but not in Syria", The Washington Post
"Chelsea Clinton has baby girl!", The Washington Post
"UKIP defection and sexting scandal cause chaos in the Tory party", The Guardian
Week2: September 8 - September 14:
"Scottish Independence Referendum: We have 10 days to find a settlement to save the Union", The Guardian
"Nigel Farage: 'Queen Must Speak out to save the Union", The Telegraph
"Obama's War on ISIS: Our View" (USA Today)
"Will ISIS Beheading of David Haines Spur Britain to Conduct
Airstrikes?" (NBC News)
"Oscar Pistorius 'negligent' but not guilty of premeditated murder", The Washington Post
Week1: September 1 - September 7:
"Islamic State releases video depicting another beheading", USA Today
"Britain facing 'greatest Terrorist Threat in History", The Daily Telegraph
"The Great Vacuum Cleaner Stampede: Panic Buying hits Shops as deadline looms for Brussels ban on high-powdered machines", The Daily Mail
"NATO Summit in Wales: Welcome to Newport, Mr President", The Guardian
Week 0: August 25 - August 31:
“Schools in Ferguson Area Prepare for an Emotional Opening Day”, New York Times
“Will it take US Airstrikes in Syria to defeat ISIS?”, English Blog
“Carwell’s UKIP defection puts pressure of Cameron”, The Guardian