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"Violent protesters hurled bricks and torched businesses and cars Monday, injuring at least 15 police officers, as authorities tried to restore order with an emergency curfew and the National Guard following the funeral for Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old who died in police custody last week." Here's a timeline of Freddie Gray's funeral and resulting escalation of violence, as well as a primer on how a rumored "purge" prompted mayhem. And take a look at photos of the chaos, as well as the front page of The Baltimore Sun. [Arthur Delaney and Julia Craven, HuffPost]
"When nonviolence is preached as an attempt to evade the repercussions of political brutality, it betrays itself. When nonviolence begins halfway through the war with the aggressor calling time out, it exposes itself as a ruse." [The Atlantic]
Arguments begin today in the case, which the justices are expected to rule on in June. [AP]
"Israel fired on seven United Nations schools during the 2014 Gaza war, killing 44 Palestinians who had sought shelter at some sites, while Palestinian militants hid weapons and launched attacks from several empty U.N. schools, a U.N. inquiry found." [Reuters]
Turn off the tube. [Kate Bratskeir, HuffPost]
WHAT’S BREWING
"Upon seeing any comments from a friend implying self harm, users are given the option to contact their Facebook friend, another friend or a suicide helpline. From there, the person will be notified that a friend is concerned about them and asked if they'd like to call a friend or message a suicide prevention expert." [HuffPost]
Slip us some of that $193.5 billion, will yah Tim Cook? [USA Today]
Ditch the Times New Roman -- you can do it. [Bloomberg]
Oh, Nick Cannon, you done her wrong. [HuffPost]
On "Girl Meets World." [HuffPost]
Prepare for the invasion of mobile payments. [NYT]
WHAT'S WORKING
Because who doesn't want to watch a show with Jane Fonda. [HuffPost]
ON THE BLOG
"The companies we work for, the businesses we buy from, and the political system we participate in all seem to have grown less accountable. I hear it over and over: They don't care; our voices don't count. A large part of the reason is we have fewer choices than we used to have. In almost every area of our lives, it's now take it or leave it." [HuffPost]
BEFORE YOU GO
~ Viola Davis is set to develop and star in an HBO Harriet Tubman biopic.
~ How many pizzas you should order.
~ Rubik's Cube domination.
~ Congrats to Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder, who got married over the weekend.
~ We'll watch Lake Bell's reinvention of the rom-com any day.
~ Ellen Pompeo speaks out about the "Grey's Anatomy" controversy (we're still mad, Shonda, we're still mad).
~ Penelope Cruz can rock a red leather jumpsuit.
~ All the Apple watch problems.
~ Kale massaging is a thing all you yuppies out there need to be doing.
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