Supreme Court shows unity on privacy in digital era
The Supreme Court issued a 9-0 ruling requiring police to obtain a judge's approval before searching cell phones of arrestees, signaling strong Fourth Amendment privacy protections for digital data. Justices also produced 42 unanimous outcomes this term, with divisions among conservatives on grounds for several decisions.
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Highway funding crisis risks nationwide gridlock
Washington warns that a widening shortfall in the Highway Trust Fund could trigger widespread federal, state, and local cutbacks. Obama and officials say August and September deadlines threaten up to 700,000 jobs and a potential $100 billion six-year gap if spending remains at current levels.
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