Court orders Denver to stop issuing gay marriage licenses
DENVER (Reuters) – Colorado’s Supreme Court ordered the Denver County clerk on Friday to stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples pending the resolution of an appeal by the state’s attorney general.
New York mayor delays Italy trip by a day after backlash
NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio will delay a 10-day trip to Italy by a day after a wave of criticism over taking the longest holiday outside the city by a mayor in over a decade.
Accused Nazi camp guard tells U.S. court his service was involuntary
PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) – An 89-year-old man wanted in Germany for working as a concentration camp guard during World War Two said in court filings on Friday that he should not be deported because his service in the Waffen SS was involuntary.
NYC doctor convicted of manslaughter for illegal prescriptions
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A New York City pain management doctor was convicted on Friday of manslaughter and other charges for selling narcotics prescriptions to 20 patients, including two who fatally overdosed.
Same-sex marriage in limbo in Florida after judge strikes ban
TAMPA Fla. (Reuters) – Wedding bells may not be ringing anytime soon for gay couples in Florida, as conservatives vowed on Friday to fight a circuit judge’s landmark ruling to strike down the state’s same-sex marriage ban, a rising political issue for …
Oklahoma infant thought kidnapped found safe in Texas
(Reuters) – A 5-month-old Oklahoma girl who police initially said was abducted by a woman who had visions that the infant would be dead in two days has been found unharmed in west Texas, authorities said on Friday.
U.S. Supreme Court grants Utah’s appeal to stay gay marriage court order
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to a request from Utah for an emergency stay of an appeals court order that told the state to recognize hundreds of same-sex marriages performed there pending an appeal.
With 1 million comments, U.S. net neutrality debate nears first marker
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. companies, consumer advocates and citizens submitted more than 1 million comments to the Federal Communications Commission, drawing contentious divisions on the issue of net neutrality as the first deadline to comment approa…
Member of Eisenhower Memorial panel says troubled design is dead
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A member of the commission overseeing construction of the Eisenhower Memorial said on Friday the controversial design by celebrity architect Frank Gehry should be scrapped.
Charges to be dropped for Arizona mother who left children in hot car
PHOENIX (Reuters) – Arizona prosecutors will drop child abuse charges against a woman who generated nationwide attention after leaving her two young sons in a hot car while she went on a job interview, authorities said on Friday.
