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President Biden is finalizing plans to endorse major changes to the Supreme Court in the coming weeks, including proposals for legislation to establish term limits…
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Another Trump Presidency Could Be Disastrous For Unions
July 17, 2024
Things have been looking up for the labor movement these days. More workers are trying to unionize their workplaces. Employees have been going on strike…
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An article co-written by Laurence Tribe: If Trump v United States, the US supreme court majority’s shocking immunity decision on 1 July, left anyone unconvinced…
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How To ‘Unlearn Silence’ In The Workplace
July 17, 2024
“Just speak up!” is some of the most common advice we’re given in the workplace. But you’ve probably noticed it’s easier said than done. Maybe…
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Judge Cannon, who dismissed Trump documents case, follows Justice Clarence Thomas’s unethical lead
July 16, 2024
An op-ed by Nancy Gertner: It didn’t take long. On July 1, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a lengthy concurring opinion in Trump v.
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What Trump 2.0 Could Mean for the Environment
July 16, 2024
As president, Donald Trump’s sweeping attempts to roll back federal environmental regulations were often stymied — by the courts, by a lack of experience, even…
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US financial regulators, banks, industry groups remain cautious on Supreme Court ‘Chevron’ deference
July 16, 2024
US financial institutions, the regulators who oversee them, and the industry groups that advocate for them have largely maintained a curious silence over the Supreme…
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Judge Dismisses Classified Documents Case Against Trump
July 16, 2024
The ruling on Monday dismissing the classified documents case against former President Donald J. Trump cited a relatively obscure sentence in the Constitution concerning the…
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The waste industry once again may benefit from the farm bill, as two drafts working their way through the U.S. House and Senate both tweak…
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The Message of the Supreme Court’s Wild Ride of a Term
July 15, 2024
An essay by Jeannie Suk Gersen: In a landmark Supreme Court case on executive power, nearly a decade ago, Justice Antonin Scalia accused Justice Clarence…
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The Supreme Court’s Religious Crusade Found Its Soldiers
July 15, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: A new law in Louisiana requires every public school classroom to display the Ten Commandments. Similar laws are under consideration…
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“No One Can Guarantee that Trump Is the Last Maniacal Sociopath Who Will Want Power in America”
July 15, 2024
DER SPIEGEL: Professor [Laurence] Tribe, the United States is currently celebrating Independence Day. But earlier this week, the Supreme Court handed down a ruling that…
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Bob Kramer long relied on his website to auction off his intricate handcrafted knives and to educate consumers about his craft. How he uses the…
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Trump Now Has ‘Carte Blanche to Do Unspeakable Things’
July 12, 2024
The combination of recent Supreme Court rulings on presidential power and the Democratic Party’s nomination crisis in the wake of Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance…
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The Karen Read legal saga remains in limbo after a mistrial was declared in her sensational murder case on July 1. Read, 44, of Mansfield,…
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In spring 1994, the governor-general of New Zealand was welcomed to Oxford university with a traditional Māori ceremony known as a pōwhiri. On the croquet…
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As artificial intelligence surges, corporate directors face a set of urgent ethical considerations. What role can they play in fostering responsible practices for using AI…
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Michael B. Moore sat down, closed his eyes and lowered his head. The pastor standing behind him clamped his palm on Moore’s shoulder, and three…
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We Need to Control AI Agents Now
July 8, 2024
An article by Jonathan Zittrain: In 2010—well before the rise of ChatGPT and Claude and all the other sprightly, conversational AI models—an army of bots…
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An essay by Jeannie Suk Gersen: In a live broadcast of “The Daily Show” immediately after the Presidential debate last week, the comedian Jon Stewart…
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During the 1960s, disability activists fought for the right to live independently, rather than in institutions like nursing homes. That led to the first Center…