Virginia Gov. Challenged on Felon Voting Rights, Cruise Ship Docks in Cuba, Puerto Rico Defaults: P.M. Links

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  Virginia Republicans say they're going to challenge Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe's executive order restoring voting rights to more than 200,000 released felons.

• The first cruise ship from the United States to Cuba in decades arrived today, with 700 passengers aboard.
• Atlantic City, New Jersey, managed to avoid defaulting on its debt payments today. The same cannot be said of Puerto Rico.
• The Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge to the legality of Seattle's $15 minimum wage law.
• The Supreme Court did, however, agree to hear a case over whether clothing designs—cheerleader uniforms in this example—may be copyrighted.
• Starbucks is being sued—in federal court—because its iced coffee has too much ice.

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