Disparities in views of justice seen in Baltimore poll
A Public Religion Research Institute poll finds 17 percent of Black Americans and 46 percent of whites say minorities receive equal treatment in the justice system. Republicans view police killings as isolated. Democrats see a broader trend amid post Baltimore tensions.
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Judges declare NSA phone records collection illegal
New York 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals rules bulk NSA telephone metadata program not authorized by Congress and urges legislative reform. The panel allows temporary continuation while Congress redefines boundaries, highlighting ongoing political split over security and privacy.
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Exit polls hint Cameron coalition win in British election
British exit polls suggest the Conservatives led by David Cameron won 316 seats to Labour's 239 with the Liberal Democrats dropping to about 10. Nicola Sturgeon's SNP expected to seize 58 of 59 seats, reshaping the post election landscape amid calls for coalition governance.
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