Wednesday, February 4, 2015
MB: UW president leaving, arrests in transgender attack, another AirAsia crash
HERE
Two men were arrested for the beating of a transgender woman in downtown Spokane over the weekend. (KXLY)
A car prowler and homeowner struggled over a gun on the South Hill and shots were fired. Police are still searching for the suspect as of Wednesday morning. (Spokesman-Review)
Texas A&M is paying big to lure UW President Michael Young to College Station. (Seattle Times)
THERE
Did the Saudi royal family have closer ties to al Qaeda than first thought? (New York Times)
A plane carrying mostly Chinese tourists crashed into a river in Taiwan, killing at least 25. (BBC)
Big surprise here: presidential hopeful Rand Paul has longtime links to an anti-vaccination doctors group. (New York Times)
SIDE OF RICE
Anyone who has survived off takeout Chinese and those little soy sauce packets will want to read this. (The Atlantic)
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