* Four Supreme Court opinions yesterday, plus a cert grant in Philip Morris punitive damages case. [SCOTUSblog (linkwrap); SCOTUSblog]

* August deadline looming for reaching new deal on government surveillance programs. [New York Times]

* FDA fines Red Cross $1.7 million for mismanaging blood supply. [Washington Post]

* Internet providers reach agreement with New York AG Andrew Cuomo to block kiddie porn sites. [New York Times]

* President Bush signs executive order requiring federal contractors to confirm their employees’ eligibility to work in the United States. [AP]

* Lessons to be learned from European countries’ experiences dealing with illegal immigration. [New York Times]

* In-laws of convicted killer Scott Peterson file wrongful death lawsuit against him. [AP]

* Testimony from father-in-law in Neil Entwistle murder case. [AP]

* Harriet McBryde Johnson, legendary disability and civil rights lawyer, RIP. [Charleston Post & Courier]