Oversight Board Supports NSA Surveillance Methods, Russia Demands Ukraine Stand Down, Target’s Logo Not a Request to Bring Guns Inside: P.M. Links

• The bipartisan Privacy and
  Civil Liberties Oversight Board has declared that some Internet
  bulk data collection efforts by the National
  Security Agency are legal, “reasonable,” and “effective.”
• Russia is demanding Ukraine
  reinstate its cease-fire and stop military actions against
  pro-Russia separatists.
• The United States Navy has promoted its
  first female four-star admiral, Michelle Howard.
• The infamously hot Stockton, California, man whose mugshot went
  viral over his hotness has
  hired a talent agent. Any bets on whether he’ll be on Big
  Brother next stummer?
• After protesters
  blocked buses full of detained immigrants, keeping them from a
  processing facility in Murietta, California, officials are keeping
  mum about what they’ll do next.
• Target is politely asking customers to not
  bring guns into their stores.

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