Judge rules NYPD settlement on Muslim surveillance doesn't go far enough

A judge has rejected New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's proposal to appoint a civilian monitor of the New York Police Department's counter-terrorism units, saying it doesn't go far enough. The proposal was part of a lawsuit settlement rejected by Charles S. Haight Jr. on Tuesday; the suit was filed after it came to light in 2011 that the NYPD, assisted by the CIA and undercover informants, conducted surveillance of Muslims in New York and New Jersey mosques, religious bookstores, and other location...