A.M. Links: Judge Rules Obama Immigration Actions Unconstitutional, Senate Approves Tax Break Package, Apple Wins Anti-Trust Suit Over iPod Downloads

• A district court judge in
  Pennsylvania ruled that portions of President Obama’s executive
  actions on immigration are unconstitutional.
• The
  Senate confirmed several judicial nominees and sent a package
  of tax breaks to the White House.
• After years of drought
  California needs 11 trillion gallons of water to refill its
  aquifiers.
• Federal officials say there’s no sign of a plot by the
  Sony hackers to attack screenings of The
  Interview.
• A federal jury sided with
  Apple in an anti-trust lawsuit over the company’s decision to
  block music downloaded via competitor services from playing on the
  iPod.
• Gov. Chris Christie (R-NJ) says he doesn’t see a problem with
  supporting the Dallas
  Cowboys. The Jets and Giants play in New Jersey but are called
  New York teams.
• The Wire was better than Breaking Bad,
  according to
  Complex.

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