Judge to Order Ohio to Recognize Out-of-State Gay Marriages
Federal judge in Cincinnati says he will declare Ohio’s recognition bans against valid same-sex marriages from other states unconstitutional. The ruling, set for April 14, stops short of forcing Ohio to perform gay weddings. The suit cites the 14th Amendment and rights to marry and remain married.
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Milwaukee Group Seeks Buy of Pabst Blue Ribbon
A Milwaukee coalition aims to purchase Pabst Brewing Co from a California executive to restore the brand to its birthplace. The plan would require hundreds of millions to acquire the 170 year old firm, but officials and analysts see potential viability as a city revival project.
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Fort Hood gunman argued with soldiers before shooting
Fort Hood soldier Spc. Ivan Lopez had an escalating argument with unit mates before he opened fire and killed three colleagues before taking his own life. Investigators said his mental state was not the direct cause. his father cited grief over deaths of family members and stress from a new base assignment.
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AP photographer killed and reporter wounded in Kabul attack
An Afghan police officer shot two Associated Press journalists in Khost. Photographer Anja Niedringhaus died. Reporter Kathy Gannon was wounded and flown to Kabul for treatment. The incident occurred during a convoy delivering ballots ahead of presidential elections.
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Afghan women carry firewood as election tensions rise
Two Afghan women leave a rally with torn posters to heat their home amid poverty and Taliban threats ahead of Afghanistan's first democratic transfer of power. A separate Indian court sentenced three men to death for raping a photojournalist in Mumbai, with a fourth man getting life imprisonment, marking a landmark use of the anti-rape law.
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