L.A. NAACP Head Resigns, GOP Benghazi Probe Continues, Prostitution Sting to Be Livetweeted: P.M. Links

• The head of the Los Angeles
  chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored
  People (NAACP)
  has resigned following the controversy regarding Clippers owner
  Donald Sterling’s racist language and his proposed (second)
  lifetime achievement award from the organization.
• House Republicans will
  convene a special committee to investigate the Obama
  administration’s handling of the attacks on the American consulate
  in Benghazi, Libya, says House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio). House
  Oversight Chariman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) has subpoenaed Secretary
  of State John Kerry to testify.
• The family of the boy who nibbled his breakfast pastry into the
  shape of a gun is
  still fighting with his school a year later over their
  disciplinary action against him.
• Two Alaska State Troopers who appeared on a National Geographic
  channel reality show have been
  shot and killed after responding to a call in the small village
  of Tanana.
• The Prince George, Maryland, Police Department says it’s going
  to
  livetweet a prostitution sting.
• The mayor of Seattle has announced a deal to raise the minimum
  wage there to
  $15 an hour, the highest in the nation.

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