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In today’s top news, the U.S. Supreme Court convenes to hear second gay marriage case; the Chicago Teachers Union will rally against planned school closings; and the location has been approved for a museum honoring Black firefighters in Chicago.
The U.S. Supreme Court convenes to hear second gay marriage case. [Reuters]
The Chicago Teachers Union is planning a rally against planned school closings. [Chicago Tribune]
Chicago approves location for future museum honoring the city’s African-American firefighters. [ABC Chicago]
None of the groups that raised money for the reward in the capture of Christopher Dorner want to pay up. [ABC]
Julia Pierson is the first woman to lead the Secret Service. [Newsday]
Two teen girls that made online attacks against the Steubenville rape victim will appear in court today. [CBSNews]
Former Pittsburgh Steelers player Kordell Stewart has filed for divorce from his reality TV star wife, Porsha Williams. [BET]
A plan to have unarmed students patrolling the campus of Towson University has sparked accusations of racism. [NBC Washington]
North Korea said it was cutting off a key military hotline with South Korea amid high tensions between the two sides. [CNN]
An earthquake killed at least one person and injured 19 other people in central Taiwan. [Wall Street Journal]