Caitlyn Jenner Reveals New Name on Vanity Fair Cover
Caitlyn Jenner announces her name change on Monday and appears on the Vanity Fair cover photographed by Annie Leibovitz at her Malibu home. She describes a liberated phase of transition and launches Caitlyn Jenner on Twitter, drawing global attention and a Guinness record for fastest account to 1 million followers. ESPN will award the Arthur Ashe Courage Award to Jenner at the ESPYs in July.
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NSA ends bulk phone data collection as freedom act moves ahead
The NSA shut off its bulk collection of U.S. phone records at 11:59 p.m. EDT, while a House backed bill to reform surveillance advances in Congress. The USA Freedom Act would require the NSA to request data from telecoms and have court oversight, with a six month transition and temporary revival possible during the shift.
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Supreme Court narrows online threats prosecutions
The Supreme Court, in an 8-1 ruling, overturned Anthony Elonis’s conviction for Facebook posts that implied killing his wife and harming a FBI agent. The decision requires proof the sender intended to threaten, not just that a reasonable person would view the comments as threats. Justice Thomas dissented.
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Baltimore records deadliest month in more than 40 years
Baltimore logged 43 homicides in May the highest monthly total since August 1990. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and City Councilman Brandon Scott urged residents to stop finger pointing, call for collective action, and reduce violence while honoring victims including 3 year old McKenzie Elliott.
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Kansas intern charged after bringing unloaded handgun to Capitol
Joshua Wheeler 25 of Atchison Kansas was charged with carrying a pistol without a license and possession of an unregistered firearm after police found an unloaded 9 mm Smith & Wesson in his bag while attempting to enter the Longworth Building. He is on temporary leave pending investigation. Capitol Police said it appears to be an accident.
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