Contraception mandate in Obamacare splits US Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court saw its member judges at odds deliberating over the contraceptive mandate of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, USA Today said in a report.
The US Supreme Court saw its member judges at odds deliberating over the contraceptive mandate of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, USA Today said in a report.
As the US government's attempt to change its public image in terms of government surveillance, the US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that his administration is planning to stop the collection and storage of phone call data and will seek court approval for every data search, the Wall Street Journal said.
Bloomberg said two complaints filed by customers in San Francisco and Alabama claimed that General Motors Co still has ignition key defects in Chevrolet Cobalts and other cars build through 2010.
The court filing of Facebook Inc Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg over Silicon Valley technology giants' practice of hiring each others' employees is her legal testimony for a pretrial evidence against Google and others over antitrust allegations, Bloomberg said.