Nationwide rallies press DOJ over Zimmerman case
Civil rights leaders plan vigils in 100 U.S. cities including Dayton and Cincinnati to demand charges against George Zimmerman. Attorney General Eric Holder urged review and criticized stand your ground laws, while protests spread after Zimmerman's not guilty verdict in the Trayvon Martin killing. Organizers expect hundreds at federal courthouses from Atlanta to New York.
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Juror B-37 ends plans for book on Zimmerman case
A juror detained in sequestration after the George Zimmerman trial has chosen not to write a book about the case, citing public pain and depth of feeling. The juror known as B-37 described shielding herself from the public’s pain while serving.
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Snowden seeks temporary asylum in Russia
NSA leaker Edward Snowden submitted a request for temporary asylum in Russia, his lawyer says, fearing persecution by the U.S. government and possible torture or death. WikiLeaks and Russia confirm the application as Moscow weighs the case.
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Republicans intensify bid to undermine health care law
Republicans press a fresh bid to delay more provisions of the 2010 health care law as President Obama allows a partial postponement. The House aims to stall key parts before full effect, part of a broader campaign that has faced broad public disapproval and facing Senate resistance. The effort targets eight vulnerable Democrats up for reelection next year, while groups like Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks mount ads and optics against Obamacare. The public remains split, with 52 percent disapproving per a Gallup poll, up from 45 percent previously.
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