Wisconsin abortion law on hold for 10 days
A federal judge froze a new Wisconsin law requiring doctors to have hospital admitting privileges for ten days. The judge cited a troubling lack of justification and stayed enforcement until July 18. The action comes amid broader national security and political developments across multiple cities.
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Quebec oil train disaster raises Canada death toll
The Lac Megantic derailment and explosion killed 13 and left about 37 missing, possibly Canada’s worst since 1998 Swissair crash. Police fear about 50 dead or missing as DNA sampling is used to identify victims. Firefighters extinguished an engine fire before the disaster.
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Anglican vote backs female bishops in Church of England
The General Synod voted to pursue reforms to ordain female bishops with urgency. A detailed bill will be drafted for review later this year, with final approval unlikely before November 2015. Archbishop Justin Welby welcomed the move as modernizing the church.
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Bin Laden hid in plain sight in Pakistan report says
A judge led Abbottabad Commission report leaked by Al Jazeera criticizes Pakistan’s security for nearly a decade long failure to detect Osama bin Laden on its soil. It notes a car stop in Swat by police and bin Laden wearing a cowboy hat to evade aerial detection. The findings blame incompetence across security services and question U S raid conduct.
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Spitzer pursues second act in Democratic bid for New York City comptroller
Eliot Spitzer announces a run in the Democratic primary for New York City comptroller five years after his governor scandal. Analysts compare the comeback appeal to figures like Bill Clinton and Mark Sanford, noting voters’ appetite for redemption and the enduring pull of personal narratives in politics.
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