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A Roundup of Recent Federal Court Decisions
Please enjoy the latest edition of Short Circuit, a weekly feature from the Institute for Justice. The now-retired Midland County in Texas, dated 2001 through 2018. […]
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Don’t Expect Unions To Make a Comeback
Supporters of Big Labor like President Joe Biden cheer the successful vote to unionize Amazon workers, this time at an 8,000 worker warehouse on Staten […]
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Outer Range Adds Eerie Supernatural Twist to Modern Ranch Drama
Outer Range. Available now on Amazon Prime. Taken by Yellowstone and crossed it maybe with It’s time to turn the screwPerhaps you come up with something as spooky and […]
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May the President Prospectively Appoint a Supreme Court Justice to a Seat that Is Not Yet Vacant?
Last week the Senate confirmed Judge Ketanji brown Jackson to a U.S. Supreme Court seat. It was then questioned whether President Trump could appoint Jackson, […]
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White House Returns Focus to Filling Lower Court Vacancies
The Senate has now approved Judge Ketanji Jackson’s appointment to the Supreme Court. Now, the Biden White House will turn its attention to 100+ vacancies […]
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Americans Will Spend 6.5 Billion Hours on Income Taxes This Year
Erik Breidenbach was a new father, and first-time homebuyer. This tax filing season proved to be one of his most difficult. Breidenbach said that he […]
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GOP Challenger for Alabama Governor Mocks Parents’ Rights by Attacking LGBT-Friendly Charter School
Alabama’s candidate for governor is attacking school choice by accusing the local charter school in question of “exploiting children” and taking taxpayer money. This is […]
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Dianne Feinstein and the Dangers of Gerontocracy
Consider the history of those involved in politics at the top levels if you feel that politics has become a distant past. At 79, President […]
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First Amendment Lawsuit by Vegan Advocate Against University of Missouri Can Go Forward
Starting at Hershey v. Curators of Univ. MissouriJudge Douglas Harpool (W.D.) ruled Wednesday in favor of the motion. Mo.): Flyers and brochures were often distributed […]
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People Are Fleeing California Cities, Despite Pols Push for ‘Urbanism’
Since the 1970s, California policymakers have embarked on a land-use strategy designed to promote “urbanism”—the idea that we all ought to live in dense housing […]