Courts scrutinize sweeping anti abortion laws across states
Federal courts rule on a wave of measures restricting abortion including admitting privileges for clinics, clinic standards, and abortion pill rules. States like Missouri Texas Utah Tennessee face clinic closures while others block enforcement or pursue appeals in North Dakota Arkansas Arizona Indiana cases.
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RNC Set to Shape Post 2012 Rules in Chicago
In Chicago the Republican National Committee moves to adopt sweeping rule changes aimed at streamlining the nomination process and penalizing states for early primaries. Immigration policy faces no immediate action despite earlier postmortem calls. Cleveland is named as 2016 convention site.
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Obama signs law expanding veterans health care access
President Obama signs a 16.3 billion measure expanding private doctor access for veterans who face long waits or live far from VA facilities. The law also funds 27 new clinics, boosts hiring of VA staff, and loosens firing rules for underperforming executives as McDonald takes over the agency.
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