Presidential Overreach Lawsuit Moves Forward, Execution Ickiness Fuels Opposition, Firmer Job Market Gives Slackers a Breather: P.M. Links

A congressional lawsuit over
presidential overreach in unilaterally setting and changing policy

won a thumbs-up from the House Rules Committee. Don’t get your
hopes up—Barry will be collecting hefty speaking fees long before
this makes its way through the courts.
Youths in Central America seeking access to the U.S. may

gain refugee status in an Obama administration plan to save a
few lives that might be lost on the long trek north.
The latest effort to make an execution as incompetent and
gruesome as possible, this time in Arizona, gives new
energy to opponents of the death penalty.
Officials in Norway say their country faces an
imminent threat from Islamic terrorists. Is ISIS pining for the
fjords?
You may safely goof off, again: U.S. companies have
cut way back on layoffs as the job market firms up.
Ukraine’s beleaguered prime minister
resigned after his parliamentary coalition collapsed. Arseniy
Yatsenyuk and his cabinet will remain in place until elections can
be held in October. Or until Putin is running the place, whichever
comes first.