Headlined "Rise in greenhouse gas emissions from transport", it says that while overall emissions dropped 10% between 1990 and 2002, the increase from the transport sector as a whole was 50%.
July saw one of the year's most unusual headlines rise to prominence: Microsoft fixes "big boobs" coding gaffe.
Sat in a rack nearby were copies of the weekly Frome Standard, with a big story headlined: "Rising numbers of families struggling to afford food"– the accompanying text referred to this week's Feeding Britain report by MPs and church leaders, and described local people who had not just been given things to eat, but also "nappies, sanitary products and toiletries".
Short-term headlines, rising interest rates, and tariffs are all sideshows to the real story, which is that U.S fundamentals and earnings are supportive of where current markets are.
But they didn't last year when the headline rate rose above 5% and there was much less slack in the economy.
Your headline "Tempers Rise Over Immigrants" [April 22], about the now-defeated Suffolk County proposal to build an official hiring site for day laborers, is misleading.
"The headline payrolls rise was only 223,000, a little less than the published consensus, though we suspect that the real consensus was closer to our house view of 260,000," Rob Carnell, Chief International Economist at ING, said.
Rob Dobson, senior economist at Markit, said: "The UK manufacturing sector has continued its bright start to 2015, with March seeing the headline PMI rise to an eight-month high.
Crowland primary in South Tottenham finished near the top of the local rankings after headline results rose from 75%to91%1%, while at Seven Sisters primary, the climb was even steeper, from 38%to64%4%.
(Beinart's piece is headlined "The Rise of the Violent Left").
