Navy Commander Allegedly Swapped Confidential Info For Prostitutes, Brazil Acknowledges Spying on U.S. Diplomats, Negative Opinions of Obamacare Are Up: P.M. Links

• According to court documents, Navy commander
  Michael Vannak Khem Misiewicz passed confidential information
  to a company run by a Malaysian businessman nicknamed “Fat
  Leonard” in exchange for prostitutes and Lady Gaga tickets.
• The Brazilian government, which has complained about the NSA’s
  behavior in the past, has acknowledged that
  Brazil’s intelligence agency has spied on American
  diplomats.
• 
  Only 35 percent of voters think that American elections are
  fair.
• Negative opinions of
  Obamacare are up, with 53 percent of likely American voters
  saying they view the legislation at least somewhat unfavorably.
   
• 
  Twitter has raised the price range for its IPO to between $23
  and $25.
• Some 1,500 pieces of artwork confiscated by
  the Nazis have been found in Munich. The collection reportedly
  includes pieces by Matisse and Picasso.

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