Headlines from September 2, 2015

Dennis Hale from “The Gales of November” died today—nearly 49 years after surviving the next-to-last Great Lakes shipwreck.
The migrant crisis: Germany welcomes with water and documentation; Budapest overwhelmed, closes train station.
Which European nations are letting in refugees. #charts
Unpaid political ads—e.g., Trump’s Instagram posts—fall outside the FEC’s purview, requiring no disclaimers.
Based on a reporter’s metadata, readers try to discern facts about his life, and sometimes get creepily close.
Fecal donors help save C. diff patients’ lives—only 3% of potential donors are healthy enough for the job.
One year into its operation, Britain’s national sperm bank has only nine registered donors.
Surgeons can now revive recently deceased hearts to then be used for transplants.
CDC: More than 40% of Americans’ “heart ages” are five or more years older than the rest of their bodies.
Heroism is the result of instinct, a decision to act before thinking.
Use of computers and mobile phones could be why seniors’ cognition appears up to eight years younger than their bodies.
Leaked Sony emails show Will Smith’s concussion movie was softened to avoid the NFL’s wrath.
Behind Hillary Clinton’s “gefilte fish” email: She was pushing Israel to allow a US carp shipment.