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Today in Supreme Court History: November 15, 1882
11/15/1882: Justice Felix Frankfurter celebrates his birthday. Justice Felix Frankfurter
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Ukraine Still Hungers for Independence
Reason‘s December Special IssueThe 30th anniversary marks the end of the Soviet Union. This is part of an ongoing investigation into the global legacy that […]
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Brickbat: Just Drop It
Ohio officials have paid $17.5 million for a man who was paralysed from his chest to the ground after he was kicked by guards at […]
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Extending Its Stay, the 5th Circuit Says OSHA’s Vaccine Mandate Is ‘Fatally Flawed’
U.S. Court of Appeals 5th Circuit has extended their stay on Biden Administration’s COVID-19 vaccination mandate for private employer. This mandate, which the three-judge panel […]
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Communism Destroyed Russian Cooking – Opinion
There are reasons‘s Special December issueThis year marks the 30th anniversary the fall of the Soviet Union. This is part of an ongoing investigation into […]
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Government Officials Hunger for More Revenue Through Food Taxes
Food taxes are a hot topic in a period of increasing food inflation. While some states and cities have opted to not tax food sold […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: November 13, 1856
11/13/1856: Justice Louis Brandeis’s Birthday. Justice Louis Brandeis
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The Anarchic Interlude – Opinion
Reason‘s Special December issueThe 30th anniversary marks the end of the Soviet Union. This is part of an ongoing investigation into the global legacy that […]
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Cop Kills 8-Year-Old Girl; Two Teens Charged With Her Murder
Two Pennsylvania teenagers are staring down first-degree homicide expenses after a bullet killed 8-year-old Fanta Bility exterior of a highschool soccer sport in August this […]
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The Justice Department Says in New Lawsuit That Uber’s Wait Fees Discriminate Against the Disabled
The U.S. Division of Justice (DOJ) is suing Uber over its coverage of charging riders a charge in the event that they make their driver […]