Top Stories: Olson Defends Apple; FIFA Reforms Ahead Of Presidential Election

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Korva Coleman
WNYC | Feb 26, 2016

Good morning, here are our early stories:

-- Government Encryption Request Would Make iPhone Vulnerable, Olson Says.

-- FIFA Members Approve Anti-Corruption Reforms, Limit President's Power.

And here are more early headlines:

Iranian Elections Today: Reformists Seek Gains. (Guardian)

China Hosts G20 Meeting, Aims To Boost Confidence In Its Economy. (Reuters)

U.S. Offers U.N. Resolution Sanctioning North Korea. (CNN)

Former BP Manager Not Guilty Of Gulf Oil Spill Charge. (Bloomberg)

Turkish Court Orders Release Of Some Journalists; Others Still Jailed. (BBC)

SpaceX Calls Off Satellite Launch Attempt Due To Technical Issue. (Space.com)

Virginia Tornado Had Winds Of Up To 165 Mph. (AP)

Mississippi Governor Set April As Confederate Heritage Month. (Jackson Clarion-Ledger)

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