Supreme Court limits wetlands rulings aiding landowners
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled for landowners challenging federal claims that dry peat bog land is connected to navigable waters. The decision allows prompt judicial review of EPA or Army Corps determinations, a key move against potential fines and delays in mining plans near the Red River region.
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Grim Memorial Day toll as Chicago totals rise
Chicago recorded at least 69 people shot over Memorial Day weekend from Friday through early Tuesday, with two killed and 14 wounded in a string of shootings. Notable incidents include a 17 year old girl and a 21 year old man injured in East 72nd Street, and two men aged 28 and 21 wounded on West Gladys Avenue.
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Fallujah Offensive Tests Iraqi Army in Key ISIS Battle
Iraqi forces push into Fallujah as ISIS fighters halt the assault at southern gates. The UN warns 50,000 civilians remain trapped with limited supplies amid heavy fighting and human shield risks.
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U.S. Warns Tourists of Possible European Attacks
The State Department issued a travel alert for Europe through August 31 warning Americans of potential terrorist attacks amid heightened security after the Paris attacks. The alert cites targets including major events and tourist sites across Europe. In separate news, Drew Peterson, a former Chicago-area officer, was found guilty of soliciting murder to kill the prosecutor who convicted him. Peterson, 62, faces 20 to 40 years for solicitation of murder and 15 to 30 years for solicitation of murder for hire.
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Governor Brown backs Clinton in open letter
California Governor Jerry Brown abandons neutrality and endorses Hillary Clinton for president urging Democrats to avoid intra party fights. He argues voters do not want a Trump presidency and urges unity. In Florida a judge calls a 4 foot alligator drive through prank one of the most bizarre cases seen, sentencing Joshua James to one year probation.
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