Judge orders continued enforcement of health care law nationwide
A Florida federal judge ruled states must continue implementing the Obama health care overhaul while its legality is challenged. Judge Roger Vinson denied delaying the law, telling Florida and 25 other states to follow it until appeals conclude. The case may reach the Supreme Court.
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Tunisia sets July for new legislative elections
Tunisia interim president Fouad Mebazaa announced July 24 as the date for new legislative elections. The vote will elect representatives for a constitutional assembly to draft a new constitution, according to a nationwide televised address.
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Renewed Air Strikes Hit Rebel Towns as Obama Seeks Libya Action
Libyan forces attacked rebel held Brega and Ajdabiya with air strikes amid clashes near Bishra. President Obama condemned Gadhafi, called for his departure, and discussed possible no fly zones with NATO. Dutch helicopter crew evacuated earlier was captured by Gaddafi loyalists.
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American FBI agent Robert Levinson found alive after years missing
Four years after vanishing in Iran, retired FBI agent Robert Levinson is confirmed alive. U.S. officials and investigators say the proof is authentic and current, boosting diplomacy with Iran as his family expresses cautious relief.
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Wisconsin Capitol protesters end 17 day sit-in peacefully
About 50 pro union protesters left the Wisconsin Capitol after a judge ordered the building closed at night. Police confirmed all protesters departed with no arrests after two hours of exchanges as they complied with the order that the state had restricted access.
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