The Supreme Court case that ended the dream of racially integrated schools in America
The Supreme Court’s most enduring ruling on race is not 1954’s Brown vs. Board of Education but a 1974 decision, Milliken v.
Should San Diego have outsourced trash pickup? Homeowners’ sticker shock raises a tricky legal question
The debate comes as the city prepares to start charging people in single-family homes for trash and recycling services — and ...
New Republic15d
Supreme Court Comes Running to Trump’s Rescue on Foreign Aid Cuts
Roberts issued an administrative stay on the order after lawyers for the president rushed to the Supreme Court Wednesday ... before the end of the year. The sticker-shock warning came amid ...
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Legacy admissions in D.C. could end because of these students
After the Supreme Court banned race-conscious admissions ... started a petition, handed out stickers and founded an organization since then to press the issue on campus and beyond.
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Trump Resurrects His Extreme Tariffs Yet Again
Earlier this week, it was reported that Trump’s spending freeze has halted a counter-narcotics program at the U.S.-Mexico ...
Toyah Cordingley murder trial: Throat and body were cut before she was buried, court told
Cairns woman Toyah Cordingley may have been buried alive and had “no hope of survival” from her horrific injuries, a jury has ...
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Toyah Cordingley murder trial: Throat and body were cut before she was buried, court told
Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions barrister Nathan Crane with instructing barrister Hannah McNeale enters the Cairns Supreme Court on the ... Toyah” bumper sticker, had posted ...
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The Antitrust Attack
Colleges have long parried antitrust claims by saying they cooperate to serve the public good. A new spate of lawsuits aims to blow a hole in that argument.