Headlines from June 28, 2016

Yesterday’s SCOTUS abortion decision goes beyond Texas: It expands the right established in Roe.
Texas governor lets slip that abortion restrictions were about stopping abortions, not women’s health.
Citing Brexit fears, South Korea cuts GDP growth forecast and readies stimulus.
EU leaders want the UK to decide its fate now, and put an end to further political and economic uncertainty.
An unstable lira would cause huge problems for investors and banks across the globe. Wargaming Brexit doomsdays.
Four entirely plausible scenarios in which Britain could avoid the Brexit.
Reports emerge of post-Brexit racist attacks on Poles and Muslims around the UK.
“The cities most likely to exploit residents for fine revenue are those with the most African Americans.”
Prince’s estate is now being battled over in court by the people he hated: lawyers.
Cleveland grapples with hosting Trump, who encouraged the subprime lenders that decimated the city.
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The federal government and a handful of states are feuding over the states’ attempts to import illegal, amateurishly manufactured execution drugs.
Massachusetts’s mental health defunding has likely led to more killings by people with mental illnesses.
Obama establishes Pell Grants for some 12,000 prisoners to continue their education.
Edward Snowden is represented in the US by a walking robot he controls from Russia—a Snowbot, if you will.
After analyzing 600 hours of TV shows, an algorithm can predict when high-fives, handshakes, hugs, and kisses will happen.