Crtew

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About Crtew (a.k.a. "Sir Tew") I'm not really a "Sir" in the royal sense, but it adds a pronunciation to my clunky User name! For more about me, please view my main page at User:Crtew on Wikipedia. I also have site specific pages on the Outreach project at MetaWiki and on Wikimedia Commons. This page tracks news or projects that interests me, such as journalism or reporting about human rights issues. I subscribe to the "Politics and conflict" category, but I like to read obituaries and keep track of new techologies. Chad Tew

Featured picture [edit] Credit: Jon Davis Strega crossing the finish line to win the Gold Unlimited class at the Reno Air Races 2009

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Thousands of pagers explode in Lebanon killing twelve people and injuring thousands Around 8,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh On the campaign trail in the USA, May 2024 Azov Brigade to be allowed to use US weapons Israel Defense Forces rescue four hostages in Gaza Israel Defense Forces discover tunnel in child's bedroom in Rafah Vladimir Putin threatens to give allies weapons to attack West IDF missile strikes UN school Hezbollah launches drone attack on Hurfeish, Israel Hezbollah attacks Israel, causes wildfires Wikinews interviews Tatton Spiller, founder of political news service Simple Politics Margrethe II, Queen of Denmark, announces abdication Former U.S. First Lady Rosalynn Carter dies at 96 British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls for general election in UK Iran launches missiles and drones at Israel
Last 5 Contributions from Crtew 8 May 2015: Indiana Governor signs needle exchange program 4 April 2014: Death of captive rhino halts propagation efforts in US 29 March 2014: Wikinews interviews Indiana State Senator Mike Delph 27 February 2014: Arabs react to Israeli debate on Jerusalem's Holy sites 24 January 2014: Study shows shopping cart injuries rise after US safety standards set More ... Popular Wikinews Articles UK court remands man in custody over Leytonstone knife attack  (28 hits last hour) Car bombing kills Yemen government official; ISIS claims responsibility  (15 hits last hour) UK begins airstrikes against IS in Syria  (8 hits last hour) British actor John Inman dies at 71  (8 hits last hour) Royal Canadian Mint unveils world's largest gold coin  (7 hits last hour) At least 52, including six Shia Muslim activists, to be executed in Saudi Arabia  (7 hits last hour) Wikinews visits the 2008 Reno Air Races  (6 hits last hour) Volkswagen emissions scandal may affect thousands more cars  (6 hits last hour) U.S. Secret Service conducts drone exercise  (6 hits last hour) Investigators blame pilot error for AirAsia crash into Java Sea  (6 hits last hour) Scottish Ebola nurse Pauline Cafferkey 'critically ill' says Royal Free Hospital  (5 hits last hour) Indiana Governor signs needle exchange program  (5 hits last hour) David Letterman signs off after 33 year career on the Late Show  (5 hits last hour) Athens bomb targets business group, damages Cypriot embassy  (5 hits last hour) Yankees win 3 in 4 game series with Red Sox  (4 hits last hour)	Top 10 list of most important news events for 2014 Ranking Topic 1. Ebola: ("WHO declares Ebola outbreak an international emergency," August 11, 2014) 2. Nations attack ISIL: ("US President Obama authorizes airstrikes against ISIL in Iraq," August 8, 2014) 3. Russia and the Ukraine & Crimean crisis: ("Wikinews interviews specialists on Russian intervention in Ukraine," March 5, 2014) 4. Israel-Gaza conflict ("Israel attacks Hamas leadership targets in the Gaza Strip," August 1, 2014) 5. Global oil prices plunge 6. Scottish independence referendum ("Scotland says 'No' in independence referendum," September 19, 2014) 7. Hong Kong protests ("Hong Kong democracy protesters call for CY Leung resignation as demonstrations continue," October 2, 2014) 8. MH & AirAsia flights ("Next phase of search for MH 370 begins" October 9, 2014; "AirAsia disaster: Bodies, wreckage found," December 30, 2014 ) 9. Malala Yousafzai is the youngest person to have won the Nobel Peace Prize 10. Philip Seymour Hoffman & Robin Williams die ("Actor and comic Robin Williams found dead at 63," August 12, 2014) 10. Germany wins FIFA World Cup in Brazil	Saturday 2 November 12:21 UTC 6:21 UTC-6

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