Synopsis
2014/01/13 Headlines: West Virginia Residents Face 5th Day Without Tap Water; No Inspections at West Virginia Plant Behind Chemical Leak Since 1991; Unemployment Rate Drops, But Job Growth Lags; Farm Bill Could Cut $9 Billion in Food Stamps; Majority of Congress are Millionaires; Iran Nuclear Deal to Take Effect With Sanctions Relief; Syrian Opposition Undecided as Geneva Talks Near; Al-Qaeda Rebels Execute Dozens of Rivals in Northern Syria; Iraq Violence Continues Amidst Anbar Clashes; Ex-Israeli PM Ariel Sharon Dead at 85; Thousands Stage Anti-Government Blockades in Thailand; U.S. Sends Military Advisers to Somalia; Activists Mark Guantánamo Anniversary With DC Protest; Hackers Mark 1st Anniversary of Aaron Swartz Suicide