Obama presses human rights path amid Cuba talks
President Obama and Raul Castro met in Havana with Obama signaling concessions on rights while pressing economic reforms to empower citizens. The White House aims to grow Cubans' spending power through private enterprise, agriculture, and telecoms to loosen state control and open new U.S. markets, hoping change will follow. Obama noted the tour of Havana and a paladar dinner as signs of growing private sector activity.
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Supreme Court rejects Nebraska Oklahoma challenge to Colorado marijuana laws
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 decision, refused to hear Nebraska and Oklahoma’s challenge to Colorado's marijuana legalization. The suit argued federal laws preempt state policy, but justices denied relief, with dissent from Thomas and Alito.
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