Synopsis
2014/05/16 Headlines: FCC Advances New Internet Rules Despite Mass Protests; India: Nationalist Leader Modi Set to Become Prime Minister; Ukraine: Steelworkers Take Control in Eastern City of Mariupol; Israeli Forces Kill 2 Palestinians During Nakba Protest; Brazil: Thousands Protest World Cup Expenditures; Honduras: Military Police Use Tear Gas to Oust Zelaya, Other Lawmakers; Wildfires Force More Evacuations in California; 1 Dead; U.S. Releases 10 Pakistani Prisoners Held at Bagram Prison; Guantánamo Prisoners Ask Court to Preserve Video of Force-Feedings; Obama Admin Seeks to Delay Release of CIA Prison Secrets, Torture Report; Global Fast-Food Protest Marks Largest Action to Date; Media Outlets File Lawsuit Against Execution Drug Secrecy; GM Recalls 2.7 Million More Vehicles; Sen. Elizabeth Warren Criticizes Secrecy of Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Talks