Supreme Court divides over Obama immigration program
The Supreme Court heard Texas v. United States to challenge the 2014 DAPA plan affecting millions. Texas and 25 states argue standing due to licensing burdens while the government defends the policy amid protests and a divided bench.
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Clinton says she would go further on immigration reform
Hillary Clinton vows to exceed President Obama’s executive action and push comprehensive immigration reform within 100 days of taking office. Justices Kennedy Sotomayor question executive overreach and Congress's authority as Supreme Court hears the case on Obama's action. A decision due in June with a potential 4-4 tie leaving an injunction in place.
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New York primary eyed to steady Trump and Clinton campaigns
With the New York primary looming both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face double digit leads, hoping home state wins reset their races. Clinton campaigns across Mount Vernon Washington Heights and Brooklyn urging gun control and minority support while Trump narrows the gap with Cruz amid subdued national coverage.
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Boaty McBoatface Wins British Science Vessel Contest
The name Boaty McBoatface won the Natural Environment Research Council poll with over 124 000 votes for the 300 million polar research ship. Science minister Jo Johnson cautioned the winning name would not be officially endorsed by ministers.
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U S to send 200 more troops to Iraq for IS fight
The Pentagon announced 200 additional troops will join advisers near front lines in Iraq as part of a broader plan to intensify the campaign against the Islamic State. Defense officials said the force level in Iraq will rise to 4,087 with existing temporary deployments counted.
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