Tuesday Morning Briefing: Texas considers airport-style security for schools

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April 22, 2018 Reuters News Now Sponsored by   Highlights Texas political leaders may install airport-style security at public schools and screen students for mental health issues as alternatives to gun control. Advocates have been calling for more stringent gun laws in the wake of last week’s deadly shooting at a Houston-area high school. How do Iranians view the United States since its withdrawal from the nuclear deal? Commentary contributor and State Department veteran Peter Van Buren just returned from a week-long trip there, where he met with university students and scholars. A Swiss robot is one of a new breed of AI weeders that could disrupt the $100 billion pesticides and seeds industry by reducing the need for universal herbicides and the genetically modified crops that tolerate them. World The Marie Stopes Ladies who drive from village to village in the remote north of Burkina Faso offering free contraception, advice on family planning, sexual health and sometimes abortion, may have to stop work in June. Funding from USAID for Marie Stopes International was cut when it refused to comply with a rule reinstated by Trump in January 2017. A Myanmar judge will rule today whether to allow the submission of evidence police say they obtained from the mobile phones of two Reuters reporters arrested in December for alleged possession of secret documents. Follow more coverage on the case with our dedicated page. The government of ousted Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak deceived parliament over the finances of state fund 1MDB and suppressed an investigation by intimidating and purging anti-corruption agents, officials said today. Sweden will send out instructions to its citizens next week on how to cope with an outbreak of war, as the country faces an assertive Russia across the Baltic Sea. Here is what is in the 20-page pamphlet, the first public awareness campaign of its kind since the days of the Cold War. Stephen Kalin  @stephenkalin It also lists oat milk, tins of Bolognese sauce and salmon balls as examples of food that people should store in case of an emergency along with tortillas and sardines. 11:58 AM - 22 May, 2018 Sponsored by Barclays: The fate of human jobs. Advances in technology have brought us to a tipping point. Is this the end of work as we know it? Get the report. Business Tesla's Musk admits Model 3 braking flaw, promises fix Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said late on Monday that the braking issue on Tesla Inc’s Model 3 sedan, pointed out by Consumer Reports, can be fixed with a firmware update which the electric car maker will be rolling out in a few days. 1 min read Sony in $2.3 billion deal for EMI, becomes world's biggest music publisher Sony said today it would pay about $2.3 billion to gain control of EMI, becoming the world’s largest music publisher in an industry that has found new life on the back of streaming services. 4 min read U.S. farmers plow ahead with plantings as China trade war fears ebb U.S. farmers said they would push ahead with plantings planned before U.S.-China trade tensions eased and, now that the two countries have resumed talks, take a wait-and-see approach to Trump’s promises for more sales to China. 5 min read Top Stories on Reuters TV Trump to press Moon on Kim summit status Tops   2:11 Facebook chief Zuckerberg faces EU grilling Tops   1:02 Archbishop ‘guilty’ of child sex abuse cover up world   1:11 Real news for busy people More Newsletters Reuters News Reuters TV               © 2018 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved. 3 Times Square, New York, NY 10036 Email Preferences    |   Privacy Policy    |   Terms and Conditions