GOP faces test on women and Hispanics after court rulings
Conservative Republicans won a Supreme Court decision on religious liberty and saw immigration push stall, risking weaker 2016 appeal among women and Hispanic voters. Analysts say candidates must balance conservative cues with broader outreach while emphasizing the economy.
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Privacy board backs NSA Internet spying as legal
The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board unanimously finds NSA online surveillance targeting foreigners legal and overseen, while activists call the report a dud. The panel notes programs under Section 702 use court orders to obtain foreign emails and other data from U.S. tech firms, with some incidental American data collection.
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