Top Items:
New York Times:
In Early Vote Count, Ireland Appears Headed Toward Legalizing Same-Sex Marriage — DUBLIN — Ireland appeared poised to become the world's first nation to approve same-sex marriage by a popular vote on Saturday, with early vote counts showing strong and broad support for a measure …
RELATED:
Chris Johnston / Guardian:
Ireland becomes first country to legalise same-sex marriage by popular vote - live — With almost all of the results in, Ireland has voted a historic Yes in its gay marriage referendum … Share — With 34 constituencies now declared, the Yes vote is 61.7% and No at 38.3%.
Discussion:
Towleroad News #gay, Balloon Juice, Common Dreams, POLITICO, Mediaite, Mashable, PinkNews, NPR and New York Times
CNN:
Early indications suggest Ireland voters back same-sex marriage referendum — Ireland counts ballots in same-sex marriage vote 01:49 — Story highlights — Dublin, Ireland (CNN)Early indications are that Ireland has voted in favor of same-sex marriage, Irish media reported Saturday …
Discussion:
Reuters, Washington Post, Telegraph, Advocate and The Hugh Hewitt Show
CNN:
Cleveland officer not guilty in killing unarmed pair — Story highlights — (CNN)A white Cleveland police officer who stood on a car and shot the vehicle's two unarmed black occupants after colleagues already riddled the car with bullets in 2012 was found not guilty Saturday in their deaths …
Discussion:
ABC News, NBC News, Liberaland, Le·gal In·sur·rec· tion, Common Dreams, Hinterland Gazette and Scared Monkeys
RELATED:
Mitch Smith / New York Times:
Cleveland Police Officer Acquitted of Manslaughter in 2012 Deaths — A Cleveland police officer who climbed onto the hood of a car after a chase and fired repeatedly at its unarmed occupants in 2012 was acquitted of manslaughter on Saturday by an Ohio judge.
Discussion:
Outside the Beltway and Mediaite
Kimbriell Kelly / Washington Post:
Cleveland officer Michael Brelo found not guilty in fatal shooting of two people
Cleveland officer Michael Brelo found not guilty in fatal shooting of two people
Discussion:
PoliPundit.com and The Week
Julian Hattem / The Hill:
Senate adjourns with no clear path forward on Patriot Act — The Senate failed to move forward on legislation to reform the National Security Agency or renew the Patriot Act early on Saturday morning, making it almost a sure bet that portions of the Patriot Act expire at the end of the month.
Discussion:
Weasel Zippers and Prairie Weather
RELATED:
National Journal:
How the Senate Fell Apart and Failed to Deal With the Patriot Act
How the Senate Fell Apart and Failed to Deal With the Patriot Act
Discussion:
BetaNews, McClatchy Washington Bureau, Guardian, Booman Tribune, Business Insider, Daily Kos, Washington Monthly, The Verge and Mediaite
Jennifer Steinhauer / New York Times:
Senate Blocks Bill on N.S.A. Collection of Phone Records
Senate Blocks Bill on N.S.A. Collection of Phone Records
Discussion:
The Hill, The Atlantic, Techdirt, Outside the Beltway, Washington Post and Politico
Julia Marsh / New York Post:
City orders Sharpton's daughter to save incriminating hiking pics — City lawyers warned Dominique Sharpton not to delete Instagram photos like this one atop an Indonesian mountain — where she trekked while claiming in a lawsuit that she has “permanent” injuries.
Discussion:
Hot Air, Hinterland Gazette, The Gateway Pundit, Weasel Zippers, BizPac Review and Scared Monkeys
Alex Isenstadt / Politico:
The GOP's Southern discomfort — As the 2016 Republican presidential campaign gets underway, the nation's most reliably red region finds itself yet again without a native son in a leading position. — OKLAHOMA CITY — It's the heartland of the modern Republican Party, the most reliably red region in presidential elections.
Discussion:
ABC News
RELATED:
Paul Waldman / The Week:
Fox News is taking control of the Republican primary
Fox News is taking control of the Republican primary
Discussion:
The Moderate Voice, Balloon Juice and FiveThirtyEight
Ahiza Garcia / Talking Points Memo:
Ben Carson: 'Don't Let The Secular Progressives Drive God Out Of Our Lives' — Ben Carson, the 2016 Republican presidential candidate and Tea Party darling, told Republicans on Saturday that they shouldn't allow the government to encroach on their religious liberties.
Discussion:
Raw Story
Phillip Inman / Guardian:
Secret Bank of England taskforce investigates financial fallout of Brexit — News of undercover project emerges after Bank staff accidentally email details to the Guardian including PR notes on how to deny its existence — Bank of England officials are secretly researching the financial shocks …
Discussion:
Daily Mail, The Week and NPR
Karen Tumulty / Washington Post:
What Hillary Clinton's e-mails tell us about her management style — The Debrief: An occasional series offering a reporter's insights — For those who have worried that Hillary Rodham Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign would be a repeat of the chaotic operation she ran eight years ago …
RELATED:
Dylan Byers / Politico:
The Clinton team praises Monica Langley
The Clinton team praises Monica Langley
Discussion:
Weasel Zippers, The Daily Caller and Mediaite
Ishaan Tharoor / Washington Post:
Islamic State burned a woman alive for not engaging in an ‘extreme’ sex act, U.N. official says — Amid all the Islamic State's atrocities — its massacres of civilians, its beheading of hostages, its pillaging of antiquities — the systematic violence the jihadists have carried …
Discussion:
Toronto Star and Weasel Zippers
Suzy Khimm / The New Republic:
The Real Democratic Primary: Hillary Versus the Media — Beth Lilly, 29, remembers the first time she felt like the media was doing Hillary Clinton wrong: It was in 1992, when she was just about six years old, and remembers that people weren't happy about Hillary's chocolate-chip cookie recipe.
Discussion:
Hullabaloo and Mediaite