"Monster" Gas Leak Was Largest in US History, Study Shows

http://www.commondreams.org/news/2016/02/26/californias-monster-gas-leak-was-largest-us-history-study-shows

The Aliso Canyon natural gas well blowout, which lasted for months and sickened scores of nearby residents, has been confirmed as the largest methane leak in history.

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Shooting at Kansas Plant Leaves 4 to 7 People Dead http://nyti.ms/1n0z4zn

Beck Compares Trump Supporters to Brownshirts and Breitbart to Goebbels | Mediaite

Beck Compares Trump Supporters to Brownshirts and Breitbart to Goebbels | Mediaite: "There is a storm coming of biblical proportions, a storm coming beyond your recognition. When the economy collapses, when our currency is worth toilet paper, who do you want, who do you want handling our nation? You want somebody who has divide us, who is grooming Brownshirts? I was at the caucus last night. I had never seen anything like it. These Trump supporters were beyond recognition as anything I’ve ever seen — rude, vile, nasty.

Then, Breitbart covered his Nazi comparisons and that set him off even more. On his radio show this afternoon, Beck unleashed more comparisons, taking aim at executive chairman Steve Bannon:" 'via Blog this'

Second Place Republicans | Full Frontal with Samantha Bee | TBS

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Everyone's a Law-abiding citizen until.. Uber driver who killed six in Kalamazoo shooting spree chose victims ‘at random,’ authorities say - The Washington Post

Uber driver who killed six in Kalamazoo shooting spree chose victims ‘at random,’ authorities say - The Washington Post: "KALAMAZOO, Mich. —  County officials say that a shooter who killed six people and injured two others here Saturday was an Uber driver who appears to have gunned down people at random during a  four-hour rampage."

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Man asked his Uber driver in Kalamazoo, ‘You’re not the shooter, are you?’ - The Washington Post

Man asked his Uber driver in Kalamazoo, ‘You’re not the shooter, are you?’ - The Washington Post: "On Saturday night, an Indianapolis man named Derek and his wife took her parents to a show at the Bell’s Brewery in Kalamazoo, Mich. As the craft beer flowed, a band called Andy Frasco and the U.N. belted out uplifting blues music. The group’s new album title seemed to capture the mood: “Happy Bastards.”

As the night drew on, however, the crowd began to hear increasingly horrific news. A Kalamazoo woman had been shot outside her apartment complex. Then a father and son had been gunned down in front of a car dealership. Finally, a local Cracker Barrel had been turned into a bloodbath when a shooter opened fire, killing at least four." 'via Blog this'

Trump on protester: 'I’d like to punch him in the face'

Trump on protester: 'I’d like to punch him in the face': "“We’re not allowed to punch back any more,” Trump lamented. The billionaire said he missed the “good old days,” when the man would be treated differently.

“You know what they used to do to a guy like that in a place like this?” Trump said. “They’d be carried out on a stretcher, folks.”"  'via Blog this'

Saudi oil minister Al-Naimi: Oil production cuts won't happen

Saudi oil minister Al-Naimi: Oil production cuts won't happen: "Saudi oil minister Ali bin Ibrahim Al-Naimi said Tuesday producers will hopefully meet in March to negotiate an output freeze, but production cuts will not happen." 'via Blog this'

Obama Plans Visit to Cuba, as Talks on Expanding Trade Begin - The New York Times

Obama Plans Visit to Cuba, as Talks on Expanding Trade Begin - The New York Times: "Opening the discussions on Wednesday, Penny Pritzker, the commerce secretary, called on the government of Cuba to open its economy to American business and investment, saying the Cubans must do more to help facilitate commerce after the thaw between the two nations. Ms. Pritzker said her department had acted aggressively since Mr. Obama’s December 2014 announcement to pave the way for American companies to do business in Cuba, granting 490 authorizations amounting to $4.3 billion last year alone — a roughly 30 percent increase over the previous year." 'via Blog this'