What We’re Reading
Date: 01 July 2016
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Get recommendations from New York Times reporters and editors, highlighting great stories from around the web. Today, great reads from Fernanda Santos, John Schwartz and others.
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1st of July 2016 News
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Morning Agenda: Half of Williams Board Resigns
Date: 01 July 2016
By AMIE TSANG
Amie TSANG
Hershey Rejects Mondelez Takeover Offer | Puerto Rico Debt Relief Stirs Colonial Resentment
Nancy Grace to Leave HLN After More Than a Decade
Date: 01 July 2016
By JONAH ENGEL BROMWICH
Jonah BROMWICH
Turner Broadcasting spokeswoman confirms Nancy Grace will leave HLN network after decade of using her platform to cover tabloid crime stories.
Still Want to Get the News on Facebook? Read All About It
Date: 01 July 2016
By MIKE ISAAC
Mike ISAAC
Political Winner in Britain: Far Right, at Labour’s Expense
Date: 01 July 2016
By STEVEN ERLANGER
Steven ERLANGER
New Analysis; Great Britain's far-right, led by UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage, stands to gain in aftermath of country's vote to leave European Union as Labour Party voters who favored so-called Brexit turn to UKIP.
Feeling Stung by a Fickle Friend Named Facebook
Date: 01 July 2016
By JIM KERSTETTER
Jim KERSTETTER
Refugees Encounter a Foreign Word: Welcome
Date: 01 July 2016
By JODI KANTOR and CATRIN EINHORN
Jodi KANTOR
Canadians are taking in Syrian families, providing them with food and shelter and helping them adapt to new country; Canadian government says thousands of sponsors have banded together in small groups to essentially adopt refugees, with many more extended members doing same.