US May Actually, Really Say Goodbye to Afghanistan, John Dingell’s Wife to Announce Run for His Seat, US Expels Venezuelan Diplomats: P.M. Links

• President Barack Obama has
  reportedly told Afghan President Hamid Karzai that the U.S. is
  planning to pull all
  troops out of the country by the year’s end.
• 
  Debbie Dingell, husband of Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.) will
  announce on Friday that she will pursue her husband’s seat in
  office. He is retiring after 58 years.
• Asiana Airlines has been
  fined $500,000 by the feds for failing to assist family members
  of passengers in last year’s crash in San Francisco where three
  died. It’s the first time an airline has been fined for this type
  of violation.
• The United States
  expelled three Venezuelan diplomats in retaliation for the
  Venezuelan government doing the same to the U.S.
• Those close to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer believe she is
  planning to veto the attention-grabbing bill that allows
  business to discriminate against customers on the basis of
  religious beliefs.
• In a
  pair of Supreme Court decisions today, the court ruled that
  police can search homes without warrants if a resident consents,
  even if another resident refuses, and in another case, that the
  courts can freeze a defendant’s assets prior to a court case, even
  if it interferes with the defendant’s ability to hire a lawyer to
  fight the charges.

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