Supreme Court Rejects Ohio Libertarians, EU Says Apples Owes Billions, U.N. Calls Burkini Bans 'Stupid': A.M. Links

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Paul Hennessy/Polaris/Newscom

The U.S. Supreme Court denied an emergency request from Ohio libertarians to list Gary Johnson and Bill Weld on the Buckeye-State ballot as Libertarian Party candidates this November, rather than Independents.
The European Union says Apple owes $14.5 billion in back taxes to Ireland.
Washington, D.C., meanwhile, is fighting with Donald Trump over taxes on the luxury hotel he's set to open here.
California has updated its rape laws in response to the case involving Standord University swimmer Brock Turner. The state also just passed four new bills related to prostitution and human-trafficking.
The United Nations office of human rights called French bans on "burkini" swimsuits a "stupid reaction" that is "highly discriminatory" and should be repealed.
Why we need more women in U.S. police forces.
Millennials can't handle "dealing with people."

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