Supreme Court limits public records access to residents
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states may restrict public records access to citizens of the state, denying two out-of-state men the right to view documents. The decision cites the privileges and immunities clause as not granting a broad FOI right.
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Clinton and Wiesel mark Holocaust museum 20th anniversary
Former President Bill Clinton and Nobel laureate Elie Wiesel joined survivors to mark the U S Holocaust Memorial Museum s two decades. They honored 834 survivors and 130 World War II veterans as more than 2000 guests gathered behind the museum near the National Mall in Washington.
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Willem-Alexander to be crowned first Dutch King in 120 years
Amsterdam prepares for the investiture as Queen Beatrix abdicates after 33 years. Willem-Alexander, a water management specialist, is seen as bringing a less formal monarchy. Orange floodlights streets with bunting while nearly a million revelers gather for the Queen's Day celebration.
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Smithsonian uncovers Bell voice recording from 1885
Smithsonian researchers confirmed the only known recording of Alexander Graham Bell speaking on a wax disc. The artifact features Bell’s Scottish accent and a voice signature, recorded during a business recording concept, with later tech restoring 10 seconds of sound from soot-treated paper.
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