Veteran actor Wallach dies at 98 in New York
Eli Wallach veteran stage screen and television actor dies at 98 in New York City his daughter Katherine confirms He won a 1951 Tony for The Rose Tattoo and received an honorary Academy Award in 2010 The report notes his work in Williams plays and crime film roles.
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Los Angeles
Eli Wallach
Tennessee Williams
New York
Hollywood
Wallach
New York City
Katherine
Maureen Stapleton
Williams
Jury deadlocks in Coulson Goodwin phone hacking trial
A British jury failed to reach a verdict on Andy Coulson and Clive Goodman in the phone hacking case at Old Bailey. The hung jury ends the eight month trial with one conviction among seven co-defendants, and a retrial decision is expected next week. In Milford Connecticut a burger joint offers five free cheeseburgers to anyone with information about a 6-foot fiberglass double cheeseburger theft from outside Big Steve's Grill in Plainville.
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Britain
Andy Coulson
Clive Goodman
Old Bailey
Milford Conn
Connecticut
Big Steve's Grill
Plainville
Hartford
Steve Andrikis
Andrikis
Supreme Court rules warrants required to search smartphones
The ruling declares police must generally obtain warrants to search an arrestee’s cellphone, emphasizing the device’s vast data capacity and distinguishing it from items like wallets or purses. Chief Justice Roberts notes phones function as libraries and recordkeepers of personal life.
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Supreme Court
John
Roberts
Kristen Luna
Holland
Mich
U.S. Supreme Court
Appeals court blocks Utah ban on gay marriage
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Utah may not bar or refuse to recognize marriages for same sex couples. The decision was placed on hold pending further challenges as Utah and supporters await Supreme Court action.
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House
John Boehner
Rohio
Barack Obama
Boehner
Legislative Branch
Derek Kitchen
Maudi Shelly
Kate Call
Karen Archer
Denver
Utah
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
10Th Circuit
Supreme Court
Eral
Indiana
Gary Herbert
Senators Clash Over Voting Rights Legislation in Senate Hearing
In Washington the Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on a proposed bill to revive a key provision of the Voting Rights Act. It would require pre clearance for states with more than five voting rights violations in 15 years, targeting Texas Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana and drawing sharp questions from Sen Cornyn and Sen Franken.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
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Texas
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
John Cornyn
Minnesota
al Franken
D-Minn
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