In a split decision Monday, the Supreme Court up-held part of the Arizona anti-illegal immigration law, which allows police to ask about citizen status during stops and pull-overs. The court rejected other parts of the law such as the provision that makes it a state crime for an illegal immigrant to seek employment.
WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange who is recently seeking asylum in Ecuador after losing his extradition case, says that he is willing to be extradited to Australia where he faces charges of rape and sexual assault, but wants diplomatic guarantee that he will not be sent to the U.S. over Wikileaks revelations.
The defense team of Jerry Sandusky, who was convicted Friday on 40 counts of child sexual abuse and molestation, says that the former Penn State football coach will file for an appeal.
Mohamed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood has been announced as Egypt’s newly elected President in over two decades. Mosri is the first President in six decades who does not belong to the military.
