StupidiNews, Weekend Edition!

• As Brazilian protests over state spending on the World Cup and Summer Games grows into the millions, President Dilma Rousseff warned against further violence.
• Charging him with theft, unauthorized communication, and willful communication of classified information, the US wants Hong Kong to arrest and extradite Edward Snowden to face trial. 
• In the wake of growing US involvement with Syria's civil war, the US is leaving 700 combat troops in neighboring Jordan following combat exercises this week.
• Ex-Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling has gotten 10 years knocked off his sentence and could be out of prison in 2017.
• Facebook has come clean about a bug that exposed 6 million customer emails in its system for nearly a year, but assures users that the problem has now been fixed.