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Dupont Documents Remain Unsealed in Toxic Tort Case
In the case of Dew v. E.I. Dupont de Nemours & Co., Judge Robert Numbers…
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U.S. Taxpayer Dollars Contributing to Police Violence in Brazil
The tragic shooting of four-year-old Ryan da Silva by São Paulo's Military Police highlights the…
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Joe Grants Clemency to Hunter
In a highly controversial move, President Joe Biden has issued a sweeping pardon for his…
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Mail Mishap: Why Closing Post Offices is the Right Move
The recent report from Citizens Advice sheds light on the limited use of Post Offices…
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Libertarian Approaches to Housing: Reducing Regulation and Expanding Access
The housing market is a complex landscape influenced by various factors, including government regulations, economic…
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Ideas for Arranging Furniture in Collaborative Workspaces
In contemporary workplaces, the emphasis on fostering collaboration has become paramount in driving productivity and…
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Court Affirms New Jersey Law Allowing “Certain Public Officials” to Request Privacy for Home Addresses from Private Entities
In the ongoing legal discourse surrounding privacy protection for public officials, the case of Atlas…
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The Ethics of Libertarianism: Personal Responsibility and Ownership
Libertarianism is a political philosophy that prioritizes individual freedom and autonomy. At its core, it…
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Brickbat: The Chicago Comeback
In Cook County, Illinois, a troubling situation has emerged involving Robin McElroy, whose house was…
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A Looming Tax Crisis: Rising Rates Ahead for Americans Unless Congress Takes Action
As the new session of Congress begins on January 3, 2024, lawmakers face a crucial…
