Ohio gay marriage ban struck down in death certificate ruling
U S judge Timothy Black orders Ohio officials to recognize same sex marriages on death certificates, calling the ban unconstitutional. He notes broader implications for anti gay marriage laws and says states cannot discriminate. Ohio will appeal. In Albany, Donald Trump files ethics complaints against Attorney General Eric Schneiderman over Trump University probes.
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Pussy Riot Members Freed Prompt Publicity Clash Over Amnesty
The last two Pussy Riot members Maria Alekhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova walked free amid a controversial amnesty seen as a Kremlin signal before Sochi. Tolokonnikova urged a Winter Olympics boycott while critics warned the release could embolden further criticism of Putin.
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Colleges roll out fixed tuition to curb sticker shock
Northland College will charge no more than 30450 per year for four years, joining George Washington University Kansas and Columbia College in Missouri with fixed rate plans. The programs aim to help families budget and reduce borrowing as four year public and private tuition rose in recent years.
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Foreigners Trapped as South Sudan Violence Kills 1000s
In Bor and other sites in South Sudan heavy gunfire rages as 3000 foreigners from Britain Canada and Kenya remain trapped. The UN official says over 1000 killed in a week of fighting with more than 100000 internally displaced and 17000 seeking shelter at a UN base in Bor.
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Rodman Leaves North Korea After Pyongyang Visit
Former basketball star Dennis Rodman departed North Korea after a short visit aimed at arranging a January 8 exhibition game in Pyongyang to mark Kim Jong Un’s birthday. He hopes to bring 11 other ex-NBA players and plans another game in June despite Paddy Power cutting ties with him.
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