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• ANSA: Lupi, in Piano casa interventi 1,741 mln
• ANSA: Poletti, sussidio universale in ddl
• ANSA: Padoan, da cuneo effetti espansivi
• ANSA: Camusso,bene giù Irap,più tasse rendite
• Financial Times: The big bubble danger is bonds
• Huffington Post: For-Profit Colleges That Bury Students In Debt Face Second Obama Crackdown
• Huffington Post: How The Truth Is Made At Russia Today
• Huffington Post: Man Punches Boy, Steals iPad: Police Accuse Aaron Stillday Of Robbing 8-Year-Old (VIDEO)
• Aljazeera: Attacks continue despite Gaza truce claims
• Huffington Post: 'Into The Wild' Hunter Fatally Shot By Police After High-Speed Chase
• Financial Times: Seeing the wood for the trees in pensions
• Financial Times: Social media becomes product test ground
• Financial Times: Chinese bloggers hit by online crackdown
• Aljazeera: French strike 'kills Mali rebel commander'
• Aljazeera: Pakistan rape victim sets herself on fire
• Aljazeera: China activist dies from illness in detention

ANSA: Lupi, in Piano casa interventi 1,741 mln Posted: 12 Mar 2014 11:24 AM PDT Obiettivi sostegno affitti concordati, offerta case popolari

ANSA: Poletti, sussidio universale in ddl Posted: 12 Mar 2014 12:03 PM PDT Contributo cig più alto per chi la usa di più

ANSA: Padoan, da cuneo effetti espansivi Posted: 12 Mar 2014 12:05 PM PDT Ministro, quest'anno per cuneo uso parsimonioso deficit

ANSA: Camusso,bene giù Irap,più tasse rendite Posted: 12 Mar 2014 12:06 PM PDT Leader Cgil, positivo ridurre tasse su lavoratori

Financial Times: The big bubble danger is bonds Posted: 13 Mar 2014 12:16 PM PDT As in 1999, nobody knows when the turning point will come. But the more money that floods into fixed income, the more risky any reversal

Huffington Post: For-Profit Colleges That Bury Students In Debt Face Second Obama Crackdown Posted: 13 Mar 2014 08:06 PM PDT The Obama administration on Friday will release new regulations intended to target for-profit colleges and career training programs that leave students mired in debt and unable to find decent jobs. It's the second time in three years that the Department of Education has tried to rein in abuses in the for-profit college industry, whose leaders prevailed in a court battle in 2012 that overturned most the administration's previous rules. The new rules are designed judge the effectiveness of for-profit and some nonprofit career college programs by examining whether students are able to manage their debts after leaving school. The worst-performing programs may eventually be cut off from federal student aid funding -- the source of nearly 90 percent of revenue for some for-profit colleges. Read More... More on For Profit Colleges

Huffington Post: How The Truth Is Made At Russia Today Posted: 13 Mar 2014 08:19 PM PDT Staci Bivens knew something was seriously wrong when her bosses at Russia Today asked her to put together a story alleging that Germany — Europe's economic powerhouse — was a failed state. Read More... More on Vladimir Putin

Huffington Post: Man Punches Boy, Steals iPad: Police Accuse Aaron Stillday Of Robbing 8-Year-Old (VIDEO) Posted: 13 Mar 2014 08:23 PM PDT A man is facing felony charges for the theft of an iPad -- but it's not the device itself that makes the accusations so serious. It's how he allegedly got it. Aaron Wayne Stillday, 32, is accused of punching an 8-year-old boy in the face on a Minneapolis street, knocking the child down, grabbing the iPad and running off in a scene that was caught on tape, police say. But Stillday didn't get very far. Read More... More on Caught On Tape

Aljazeera: Attacks continue despite Gaza truce claims Posted: 13 Mar 2014 08:38 PM PDT Israeli air raids on camps of Palestinian armed groups follow new barrage of rockets fired from Hamas-ruled territory.

Huffington Post: 'Into The Wild' Hunter Fatally Shot By Police After High-Speed Chase Posted: 13 Mar 2014 08:45 PM PDT JUNEAU, Alaska, March 13 (Reuters) - An Alaskan moose hunter, whose discovery of the corpse of a wanderer two decades ago helped lead to the 2007 movie "Into the Wild," has been shot and killed by police following a weekend chase through the city of Wasilla, Alaska State Troopers said. Police said Gordon E. Samel, 52, who played a small but important role in author Jon Krakauer's book about wanderer Chris McCandless, which was made into a movie by Sean Penn, on Sunday fled police who had approached his vehicle in response to a report about possible drunken driving. "As the state trooper knocked on the side of the pickup to contact the occupants, it drove off and circled around several small businesses in the area," an Alaska State Trooper report said. It said Samel then led law-enforcement officers on a high-speed chase along the city's main thoroughfare, briefly against traffic, and at times into lightly populated residential areas before he was ultimately blocked at an intersection. When a state trooper and a Wasilla police officer approached the truck on foot, Samel backed up the truck toward the officer, prompting both the officer and trooper to fire their handguns, the report said. Samel was declared dead at the scene. A passenger received a non-life threatening injury to one of his arms, and was released without being charged. Samel was among a party of moose hunters who discovered McCandless's corpse in an abandoned bus in a remote part of the Alaska wilderness north of Mount McKinley. Krakauer, in writing about McCandless's death, looked to Samel for insights into the young man's behavior, including his agonizing over killing what he thought was a moose. It was not a moose but a caribou, Krakauer learned from Samel, according to his book "Into the Wild." "There's a big difference between a moose and a caribou," Samel was quoted as saying in the book. "A real big difference. You'd have to be pretty stupid not to be able to tell them apart." Samel's family told the Anchorage Daily News that he was a gifted mechanic and auto body repairman, and a "big-hearted outdoorsman who struggled with bipolar disorder." The paper also reported that he was under court-ordered restrictions from a September arrest. (Editing by Cynthia Johnston, Alex Dobuzinskis and Ken Wills) Read More... More on Crime

Financial Times: Seeing the wood for the trees in pensions Posted: 14 Mar 2014 04:57 AM PDT A new forestry fund looks a viable alternative to pensions for the better off

Financial Times: Social media becomes product test ground Posted: 14 Mar 2014 05:35 AM PDT Majority of consumer product companies surveyed by EY said social media was changing the relationship between manufacturer and consumer

Financial Times: Chinese bloggers hit by online crackdown Posted: 14 Mar 2014 06:27 AM PDT While China's social media is no stranger to censorship, the mass deletion of blogs with political content is the first incident of its kind on WeChat

Aljazeera: French strike 'kills Mali rebel commander' Posted: 14 Mar 2014 07:26 AM PDT Omar Ould Hamaha, known as 'Red Beard' and the subject of a $3m US bounty, reportedly one of 10 fighters killed.

Aljazeera: Pakistan rape victim sets herself on fire Posted: 14 Mar 2014 07:43 AM PDT Woman dies from her wounds after setting herself alight following release of key suspect in Punjab, says her brother.

Aljazeera: China activist dies from illness in detention Posted: 14 Mar 2014 11:00 AM PDT Supporters of Cao Shunli, 52, who had engaged in peaceful activism, says she was denied medical attention.

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