Supreme Court declines expedited review of NSA bulk data case
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an early appeal to fast track a constitutional challenge to the NSA bulk collection of millions of telephone records. The ruling allows the case to proceed through the lower courts, with former NSA analyst Edward Snowden's disclosures noted as context. Conservative lawyer Larry Klayman argued for immediate review, but the court did not grant the bypass. The suit is one of two NSA cases moving through the appeals process.
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Supreme Court rejects appeal in gay bias photography case
The Supreme Court let stand a New Mexico ruling after Elane Photography refused to shoot a lesbian couple’s commitment ceremony. The state ruling found the studio violated the Human Rights Act by treating the same‑sex couple differently from heterosexual couples. Elaine Huguenin said photos would violate her beliefs yet the case upheld the civil rights decision and ordered about $7,000 in fees, waived by Vanessa Willock.
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Emanuel Faces Biggest City Pension Crisis
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel grapples with the worst public pension shortfall among major U.S. cities. His first plan to cut benefits and raise property taxes seeks to close about half the gap, drawing union and Democratic resistance as he pushes to avert insolvency and deeper service cuts.
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Pistorius Apologizes On Witness Stand In Murder Trial
Oscar Pistorius testified with a shaking voice that he sought to protect Reeva Steenkamp and apologized to her family for her death. He described torment from memories and panic attacks and said he mistook Steenkamp for an intruder. He faces premeditated murder charges and a possible 25 years to life in prison. cross-examination is pending.
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India Votes On First Day Of Massive Parliamentary Election
Voters across India begin the world’s largest election with 814 million eligible voters, staging a multiweek vote for 543-seat lower house. BJP rivals Congress and Narendra Modi loom as key challengers amid promises of growth. results due May 16 from 935,000 polling stations.
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