Obama’s “Most Secretive White House” Times Editor Has Covered, FDA Studying Risks of Caramel Coloring, Justin Bieber Charged With Resisting Police Without Violence: P.M. Links

Jill Abramson, the executive editor of
the New York Times
tells Al-Jazeera America President Obama’s is the “most
secretive White House” she’s dealt with. The White House,
meanwhile, announced Obama would
use the Google Hangouts to answer pre-selected questions, and
some live ones from pre-selected people, after the State of the
Union. Transparent enough for you?
The FDA
announced it would be studying the safety of caramel coloring,
used in cola in response to a Consumer Reports study an
impurity in twelve sodas they tested from five manufacturers. If
you like your soda, can you keep it?
The Baltimore Sun reports on a secret audit by the
city of Balitmore that
found speed camera error rates 40 times what had been
previously disclosed.
Franklin Frye was found not guilty by reason of
insanity on charges of stealing a necklace and has been in a
mental hospital since 1971, the last six of which with a request
for release assigned to a dead judge.
Current and former members of its cheerleading squad are

suing the Oakland Raiders for wage theft and unfair employment
practices, claiming that team owners aren’t abiding by California
worker laws.
Justin Bieber was
charged with resisting police without violence and DUI while
allegedly drag racing in Florida.