HIGH COURT PREPARES TO OPINE ON HEALTH CARE LAW. Obama Administration Watches
This decision may effect the presidential campaign and define a legacy for the chief justice.

RANGEL AND HATCH KEEP GOING. They Come Out On Top.
New York and Utah congressmen win their state's primaries, but Rep. John Sullivan couldn't in Oklahoma, losing to Tea-party's Jim Bridenstine.

NORA EPHRON DEAD. First And Finest Female Filmmaker.
The 71 year old film director and screenwriter, who left behind a legacy in classic movies has died of cancer.

EUROPEANS WORK ON A SOLUTION. To Solve Debt Crisis.

In yet another City Island Images news exclusive that you may not read in other local news-outlets until September, The City Island Chamber of Commerce today put it's best foot forward to roll out the red carpet and the welcome mat, by sponsoring an extremely special concierge and tour operator day.

WASHINGTON WEAK IN REVIEW. Some Student Loans Interest Rates May Rise To 6.8%
Other decisions, or lack thereof will affect many of US as well as many issues driving the elections.

SUPREME COURT RULING. Positive News For Romney and Obama.
Their ruling allows their campaigns and U.S. companies to keep spending freely on the election.

MOODY'S DOWNGRADE. Spanish Bank Ratings.
The agency cut 28 banks, saying they face further losses from the continuing real-estate bust.

ARIZONA ADJUSTS. Following Court Ruling.

Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Speaker Quinn and Members of the City Council Announce Agreement for an On-Time, Balanced Budget. Bloomberg, Quinn and members of the City Council have finally announced an agreement for an on-time, balanced budget for Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 that includes no tax increases and preserves essential services.

The budget remains balanced through the use of prudently saved prior-year resources, billions in agency savings actions and increased revenues from strong growth in the tech, film and television, tourism and higher education sectors.

MJ died on June 25, 2009 of an overdose of the painkiller propofol in Los Angeles, California, prompting a years-long investigation into the circumstances of his untimely death.

On this third anniversary of Michael Jackson's death, many fans still want him back

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While many applaud The US Supreme Court’s action to prevent Arizona from unconstitutionally criminalizing being undocumented, seeking or engaging in work, or being deport-able, there is cause to be concerned that the state's “show-me-your-papers” policy was not yet determined to be unconstitutional because it is unclear how it will be implemented.