A.M. Links: NSA Uses Cookies To Track Targets, Budget Deal Announced, Pope is TIME's Person of the Year
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- The latest reporting on the documents leaked by Edward Snowden reveals that the NSA uses cookies to track targets.
- Lawmakers unveiled a budget deal yesterday that would avoid another partial government shutdown.
- India's Supreme Court has ruled that a colonial-era law criminalizing homosexuality is constitutional.
- Pope Francis is TIME's Person of the Year. Edward Snowden was runner-up.
- New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is backing legislation that would require all children between the ages of 6 months and 5 years who attend a licensed preschool or daycare to get a flu vaccine.
- Experts claim that the gestures made by the the sign language interpreter at the Nelson Mandela memorial didn't mean anything in American or South African sign languages.
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