Our Week In The Web: November 13, 2015

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1. Week In The News: Sinai Jet Crash, Key Local Elections, GOP Debate Demands (November 6, 2015)

2. The New Face Of Big Money Politics (November 11, 2015)

3. How Gene Editing Could Break The Rules Of Evolution (November 9, 2015)

4. Race On Campus, From Missouri To Yale And Beyond (November 10, 2015)

5. Keystone Pipeline Killed: Is The Fight Really Over? (November 9, 2016

"In a story about a three-headed dog, you have to assume the writer has taken some liberties." — Mary-Louise Parker

"The reality is, if you have enough money, international borders don't exist for you the way that exist for others." — Atossa Araxia Abrahamian

"If you have the right Washington lawyers, you can get your money into the system any way you want." — Robert Magurie

"A majority of Russians believe that if the government to lie in order to win, it should lie." — Natalia Antonova

"Didn't hear any politicians mentioned in @NPR @OnPointRadio 's show on grace today. Guess they should have been listening in." (@Josh_Lachapelle)

"Man this facebook page remind me of a Hillary convention barely anyone comes here." (Josh Nunn)

"Who the hell is she?" (Rachel Mae)

"Poise and grace. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95-SGhIeA9k" (Sam Gale Rosen)

A fascinating and exhausting categorization of all images shared on the social media feeds of 2016 Presidential candidates. [Fusion]