Supreme Court weighs making health coverage a fact of life
The Supreme Court takes up the Obama health care mandate amid broad public opposition to individual insurance requirements. The case centers on whether all Americans must carry health coverage to fund care for the uninsured, with a ruling due in June. The argument also traces the policy’s political shifts and echoes Massachusetts roots under Mitt Romney.
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Occupy Wall Street anniversary ends with police sweep
On the six month anniversary protesters gathered at Zuccotti Park in Lower Manhattan, chanting and waving flags as they marked the Occupy movement. Police moved in, closed the park, and arrested dozens as they dispersed after the crowd rallied outside the financial district.
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Pope Shenouda III Dies at 88 in Egypt Coptic Church
Pope Shenouda III, 88, leader of Egypt's Coptic Orthodox Church for 40 years, died Saturday. His passing amid rising tensions between Muslims and the Christian minority prompted prayers and a funeral slated for three days later at Cairo's main cathedral.
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