States push nullification as federal gun and health laws face challenge
AP analysis shows about four-fifths of states have enacted laws rejecting or ignoring federal rules on marijuana, guns, health care, and driver licenses. Governors and legislatures from California to Kansas and beyond press states rights, challenging federal supremacy though courts have upheld federal law.
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Obama taps James Comey to lead FBI new era
President Obama nominates James Comey to replace retiring FBI Director Robert Mueller amid scrutiny of surveillance programs and ongoing terrorism and intelligence cases. Comey’s past resistance to warrantless taps is highlighted as a key qualification for independence and integrity.
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FAA moves toward easing device use in flight
The FAA signals progress toward relaxing rules on in flight electronic device use during takeoffs and landings. A government industry advisory panel delayed its recommendations to September to finish safety assessments, amid pressure from consumers and airlines. The policy would allow listening to music reading and gaming while in climb and descent, with safety reviews ongoing.
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