This Week in History, Dec 16 - Dec 22
Dec 16, 1773
The Boston Tea Party. In Boston Harbor, a group of Massachusetts colonists disguised as Mohawk Indians board three British tea ships and dump 342 chests of tea into the harbor.
EGYPTIANS SUPPORT CONSTITUTION. Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood Claims Victory. Majority of Egyptians vote in favor of the draft charter, which narrowly supports controversial draft constitution. This follows violent protests, which is seen as a referendum on President Morsi’s stewardship.
DOJ ON GUN CONTROL. Waited On Gun-control Recommendations.
US Department of Justice suggestions on how to reduce firearms violence devised in 2011 were tabled till after 2012 vote.
SANDY HOOK TEACHERS. Soothing Terrorized Kids.
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Social networks are more focused on creation and sharing content than in finding it. They also tend to highlight Web-centric communities. The debate over the Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP (Intellectual Property) Act also made this year's list, as Twitter was an important center of that debate.
Signs of the cancer-causing human papilloma virus in women near or at menopause may be a reawakened dormant infection, suggesting a risk for women who came of age in the sexual revolution of the 1960s and 70s.
About 77 percent of the infections were detected in women who reported five or more sexual partners in their lifetime, according to a study in the Journal of Infectious Diseases.
These findings suggest that reactivation of the sexually transmitted virus may increase around age 50 and be responsible for more later-life infections than new ones, according to medical researchers.
MASSACRE OF INNOCENCE. Evil Visits School.
A shooting rampage followed by a massacre so vicious that it left many in tears. 26 are being mourned in Connecticut following the second-deadliest school attack in U.S. history.
GUN CONTROL DEBATE. Reawakened Following Deadly Shootings.
Cries for sterner gun laws, as well as calls for caution and restraint ring out across the nation.
IRAN NUKE TALKS. Possibility In Near Future?
New nuclear talks between US and Iran may be possible in coming weeks, as
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RICE DONE WITH CANDIDACY. No Longer In The running For Secretary of State.
Her decision means US Senator John Kerry is now the front-runner to replace Hilary Clinton.
FACING THE CLIFF. But Not Ready to Jump.
US House Speaker Boehner visits President Obama at the White House for another meeting on our looming budget meltdown.
POSTPONE EGYPT'S REFERENDUM. Morsi Urged To Reconsider.
Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei urges Morsi to delay the divisive vote, warning of possible civil war.
US THANKS RUSSIA. Moscow Declares Syrian Regime in Danger.
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BALANCE FOR NORTH KOREA. Pulling Propaganda Points.
Condemning their rocket launch too harshly risks rewarding them, which seeks to leverage any global attention it gets into much-needed foreign aid.
FED MAY RAISE RATES. Interesting Formula.
The central bank says rate will be kept close to zero until U.S. unemployment falls to 6.5 percent, and as long as inflation stays under control.
SYRIAN REGIME RAMPS UP ITS WEAPONRY. Attacking Rebels
Scud missiles are now being fired at the insurgents who are trying to overthrow Assad, according to U.S. officials.