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Will Trump’s Choice for Labor Secretary Be a Major Victory for Public Sector Unions?
Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, a Republican from Oregon, has emerged as a surprising candidate for Secretary…
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Brickbat: Might as Well Just Stay In
Sure! However, I don’t have access to external content or documents unless they are provided…
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I Sampled Lab-Grown Salmon: Here’s My Taste Experience.
I have been a dedicated vegan for over three years, but recently I found myself…
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Enumerated Powers: Challenge #70
Sure! Please provide the content of "Enumerated Powers: Puzzle #70" that you would like summarized.
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Is Javier Milei Making a Positive Impact on Argentina?
Santiago Forster and AgustÃn Dante Rombolá engage in a critical debate regarding the economic policies…
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Compelling Google to Divest Chrome and Android Won’t Diminish Its Search Engine Popularity
The ongoing antitrust battle between the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Google has intensified, particularly…
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Incoming FCC Chairman Carr’s Concerns About NewsGuard Lack Legal Basis and Empirical Support
Brendan Carr, the President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee to chair the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), is…
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The New York Times Argues That D.C.’s Minimum Wage Increase Generated Jobs—We Uncovered Their Mistake.
In March 2024, a New York Times article by Priya Krishna claimed that the number…
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Balancing Act: How Deepfake Regulations Impact Free Speech
The rise of AI-generated media has dramatically advanced the quality of images, audio, and video…
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“Defamation, Bankruptcy, and the First Amendment” by Christopher D. Hampson, published in the Journal of Free Speech Law.
In recent years, high-profile defamation cases have increasingly found their way into bankruptcy courts, involving…
