Reason Morning Links: Public Sector Unions, Gay Marriage, C.I.A. Informants, Hugh Hefner, Drugs, and Mummies

• Wisconsin Supreme Court reinstates controversial public sector union law.  

• "Gay jurist in Proposition 8 case had no legal obligation to remove himself, judge rules."

• Pakistan arrests five C.I.A. informants who assisted in the raid on Osama bin Laden.

• Food and Drug Administration bans the term "sunblock" from sunscreen labels.

• Former cop describes the war on drugs as the "worst piece of public policy since slavery."

• Playboy founder Hugh Hefner dumped by 25-year-old fiancée.

• "During the Victorian Era, people would acquire mummies and unwrap them at parties. This was before television."

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