Iraqi officials say Ramadi , west of Baghdad, is in danger of falling into the hands of ISIS rebels as Iraqi PM Haider Al-Abadi met with President Obama this week asking for reinforcements. More than 30 protesters were arrested in New York City Tuesday after blocking traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge in order to demonstrate against police brutality against people of color. Guam will allow same-sex marriages based on a federal court of appeals ruling, but Governor Eddie Calvo says the issue must be put to a referendum. Finnish wireless firm Nokia will buy French networking company Alcatel-Lucent for $16.6 billion in a deal that will create the world's largest mobile device networking equipment company. Texas Republicans are scrapping proposed legislation that would make it illegal to record police within 25 feet, citing responses to recent incidents of police brutality caught on film.