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Jun 27 2018
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Supreme Court Rules Public Sector Unions Can't Force Members to Pay Dues
The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday in Janus v. AFSCME that public sector unions do not have a constitutional right to force employees to pay union dues.
NPR (Online News) The Blaze HuffPostSep 28 2021
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Military Leaders Defend Afghanistan Withdrawal, Contradict Biden in Senate Hearing
Top U.S. military leaders defended the withdrawal from Afghanistan in a Congressional hearing Tuesday morning. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley, the nation's top military officer, is appearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee Tuesday and the House Armed Services Committee Wednesday, along with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and U.S. Central Command Gen. Kenneth McKenzie.
Washington Times The Hill USA TODAYFeb 24 2023
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Would '15-Minute Cities' Improve Urban Life?
How would "15-minute cities" alter urban life?
The Concept: Professor Carlos Moreno is credited with birthing the 15-minute city idea, which says that daily necessities and services, such as work, shopping, healthcare, and education, should be easily reached by a 15-minute walk or bike ride from any point in a city.
A Good Idea: A writer for The Guardian said COVID-19 lockdowns
Reason Financial Times The GuardianNov 01 2021
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Supreme Court Takes Up Texas Abortion Law
On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in two cases over whether the Justice Department or abortion providers can challenge the Texas Heartbeat Act, which bans abortion after roughly six weeks into a pregnancy.
In both cases, the issue is not the right to an abortion, but whether or not the Texas law can be challenged in court. The Supreme Court will deliberate on the
The Daily Wire NPR (Online News) NBC News (Online)Jan 03 2023
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How Public Employees Used COVID-19 Relief Funds for Fraud
Over the last few months, numerous public employees across the country have been arrested for fraud involving the misuse of COVID-19 relief funds.
The Details: Five IRS agents from Tennessee and Mississippi submitted false loan applications intended for struggling business owners, and spent the money on luxury goods. In New York, a corrections officer, eight police officers and eight
Wall Street Journal (News) Fox News (Online News) New York Times (News)May 11 2020
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NBC Airs Edited Clip of William Barr; Trump Calls for Host's Firing
Chuck Todd, host of NBC's "Meet the Press", criticized Attorney General William Barr's decision Sunday to drop charges against former Trump national security advisor Michael Flynn. Todd played a clip of a CBS interview in which Barr was asked about the decision, and followed the clip by criticizing Barr's statements. However, it was later revealed that the audio of Barr had been shortened,
The Hill Washington Post Fox News (Online News)Jan 22 2023
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Record High Unauthorized Border Crossings Reported in December 2022
Unauthorized migrant encounters hit a record high at the southern border in December 2022.
The Details: Authorities reported around 250,000 total encounters, of which approximately 216,000 were unique encounters. The number is a 7% increase in total encounters from November 2022, 40% from December 2021, and 240% from December 2020. A surge in Nicaraguan and Cuban arrivals accounted for
The Daily Caller Just The News NBC News (Online)Sep 06 2020
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Suspect in Patriot Prayer Shooting Killed by Police, Media Coverage Differs
On Thursday evening, a federal fugitive task force shot Michael Reinoehl when he allegedly tried to elude arrest. Reinoehl, a self-described anti-fascist, was charged with second-degree murder with a weapon and unlawful use of a weapon in the Aug. 29 shooting of Aaron “Jay” Danielson. Official accounts of Reinoehl's death from law enforcement differ slightly; the Thurston County Sheriff’s
The Oregonian Fox News (Online News) CBS News (Online)Jan 07 2022
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Supreme Court Starts Hearing Arguments on Biden’s Vaccine Mandates, Testing Rules
On Friday, the Supreme Court began hearing oral arguments in two challenges to the Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine and testing mandates for private businesses and health care workers.
One case is a challenge to the Biden administration’s plan for a vaccine-or-test mandate for private businesses with over 100 employees. The other is a challenge to a federal vaccine mandate for
SCOTUSblog HuffPost The Daily CallerSep 22 2021
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Thousands of Migrants Released Into US Despite White House Pledge to Deport
Thousands of unauthorized migrants congregated at a makeshift camp in Del Rio, Texas are reportedly being released into the United States, despite the Biden administration's pledge to deport people who cross the border illegally. An Associated Press (Center bias) report quoted an anonymous U.S. official who said migrants at the camp, who are mostly Haitian, have been released in recent days on
CNN (Online News) Associated Press New York Post (News)