Illinois abortion ruling stirs 48 hour parental notification dispute
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that a parent must be notified 48 hours before abortions for minors, ending nearly two decades of litigation over a 1995 law. The decision follows earlier federal court action delaying enforcement and ongoing legal sparring across states.
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Illinois
State Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
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Kane
Tom Corbett
James Schultz
Egyptian military details role in deadly protests
Cairo briefing outlines army response to protests against ousted president Morsi claiming force used after attackers hurled rocks gunfire Molotovs and more. Spokesman says live rounds used only against nonlethal areas while doctors report serious neck chest and head wounds.
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Egypt
Mohamed Morsi
Ists
Muslim Brotherhood
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Morsi
Army
Ahmed Ali
Ali
Prosecutor calls Zimmerman a wannabe cop who murdered Martin
In closing arguments, prosecutor Bernardo de la Rionda described George Zimmerman as a wannabe cop who killed Trayvon Martin after a chase sparked by neighborhood watch concerns. He argued Martin feared for his life during a violent confrontation, noting evidence and witness accounts.
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Reuters
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George Zimmerman
Seminole
Sanford
Fla
Neighborhood Watch
Zimmerman
Trayvon Martin
Miami Gardens
de la Rionda
Martin
Trayvon
Rachel Jeantel
Jeantel
Lac Megantic Train Disaster Draws Protest and Grief
Quebec leaders blast Montreal Maine and Atlantic after a driverless MMA oil train derailed and destroyed Lac Megantic. Officials report 24 dead with 26 missing as residents returned and a $58 million aid package is announced. Mayor Roy-Laroche faulted delays in contact with railroad chair Ed Burkhardt. The blast leveled the town center and a crowded bar.
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Pauline Marois
Lac-Megantic
Montreal
Maine & Atlantic
Colette Roy-Laroche
Tom
Roy Laroche
Ed Burkhardt
MMA
Reid signals rules change to curb Senate filibuster
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid accused Republicans of unprecedented obstruction in blocking Obama nominees. He pledged to push for rules changes by majority vote to streamline confirmations, possibly limiting filibusters to legislation and expanding executive and some judicial nominations. Senator Mitch McConnell warned the move would be highly consequential and regretted if enacted.
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Nevada
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Reid
Creative New
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