Synopsis
2014/02/10 Headlines: Syria Peace Talks Resume in Geneva; Civilians Evacuated From Homs; Afghan Civilians Deaths Up 14% in 2013; 35% for Women, Children; Bangladesh Factory Owners Surrender over Deadly Fire; Report: Snowden Used Cheap Software to Take NSA Docs; U.S. Using NSA Metadata, Phone Tracking for Drone Strikes; Up to 100,000 Stage "Moral March" Against North Carolina GOP; Duke Energy Urged to Move Coal Ash Away from Water Sources After Spill; Justice Dept. Expands LGBT Rights in Federal Sites; U.S. Eases Immigration Rules for War Zone Refugees; Accused U.S. Servicemembers in Japan Evading Punishment for Sex Crimes; Beef Parts Recalled in U.S. over "Diseased and Unsound Animals"; NATO 3 Activists Found Not Guilty on Terror Charges; Anti-Drone Protesters Get 15 Days Behind Bars; Ex-Editor Leaving NYT to Launch Criminal Justice News Site; College Football Star Poised to Become NFL's First Open Gay Player