The VICE Morning Bulletin

Everything you need to know about the world this morning, curated by VICE

• GOP: Keep Refugees Out
  Nearly two dozen Republican governors claimed they would close their states to Syrian refugees, as the party's presidential candidates cranked up the anti-refugee rhetoric. Chris Christie said he wouldn't even allow "orphans under 5" into his state. —The Washington Post

• Minneapolis Mayor Steps In
  The mayor of Minneapolis has asked for a federal civil rights investigation into the police shooting of Jamar Clark, currently on life support. More than 50 Black Lives Matter activists were arrested as they protested outside the police precinct. —AP

• Gay Foster Case Judge Steps Away
  A Utah judge who had ordered that a baby girl be taken away from lesbian foster parents has recused himself from the case, after facing calls for his impeachment. Scott Johansen had cited "research" suggesting babies do better in heterosexual households. —CNN

• Six Killed at Texas Campsite
  Police have arrested Texan man William Hudson and charged him with murder in connection to six people found dead at a campsite. Two bodies were found inside a trailer, and four more in a pond behind Hudson's home. —NBC News

• More Paris Raids, Manhunt Intensifies
  There were 128 overnight raids on suspected militants in France, but the hunt continues for Salah Abdeslam, the Belgian believed to be the only survivor of the terrorist group that attacked Paris. Investigators believe another Belgian jihadist, Adelhamid Abaaoud, masterminded the attacks. —BBC News

• Putin: We Will Punish Plane Bomber
  A terrorist bomb brought down the A321 plane over Egypt's Sinai region, Russia's security chief has said, after traces of explosives were found on fragments of the downed plane. President Vladimir Putin has vowed to punish those responsible for the attack, which killed 224 people. —Reuters

• Anonymous Declares War
  Anonymous is promising its "biggest operation ever" against Islamic State militants. In a YouTube video, a spokesman for the hackers collective, speaking in French, said "Anonymous from all over the world will hunt you down". —TIME

• Australia Gets First Muslim Party
  The country's first political party representing Muslims will contest seats at the next federal election. "We live in a democratic society and people are entitled to form anti-Muslim parties just as people are entitled to form the Muslim Party". —The Sydney Morning Herald

• Charlie Sheen is HIV Positive
  Charlie Sheen is expected to explain that he is HIV positive today. Sheen will make a "revealing personal announcement" in a live sit-down interview with on NBC News this morning. —USA Today

• Colbert: ISIS are Pussies
  The house band on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert opened with a rendition of French national anthem "La Marseillaise". Colbert then addressed the Paris attacks by calling the Islamic State "a bunch of pussies". —The Daily Beast

• Remembering Le Carillon
  The terrible scene of one of the Paris terror attacks, Le Carillon was one of the best dive bars in the French capital. A tribute to the caramel vodka shots, the stacks of old records and the wonderful atmosphere. —VICE
• Teenage Hackers Have a New List
  The hacktivist group that breached the personal email account of CIA boss John Brennan is back with more. The 'Crackas With Attitude" group published details of 1,500 more government employees. —Motherboard

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