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Year: 2025

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Obamacare Preventive Care Rule

A federal appeals court decided last year that the mandates were invalid because the Preventive Services Task Force structure violates the Constitution.

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Alito Issues Scathing Rebuke Of Supreme Court’s ‘Middle Of The Night’ Deportation Interference

Alito argued the court ‘hastily and prematurely granted unprecedented emergency relief’ in a ‘legally questionable’ manner.

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Supreme Court Hears Affordable Care Act Case

The Supreme Court hears the Affordable Care Act case at 10 a.m. ET on April 21.

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DOJ Dismisses Biden-Era Decrees Imposing DEI on Fire, Police Departments

https://bonginoreport.com/swamp-watch/doj-dismisses-biden-era-decrees-imposing-dei-on-fire-police-departments

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Supreme Court To Decide On Parents’ Right To Exempt Children From Explicit LGBT Content 

The Supreme Court will soon hear a decisive case for parents’ rights to opt their children out of explicit sexual content at school. Justices are set to hear arguments on April 22 in Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case in which Maryland parents are challenging their school district’s removal of parental notice and opt-outs for explicit […]

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Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over Funding Freeze

The lawsuit was filed as the administration plans to withhold another $1 billion from the university.

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470 – Automatic License Plate Readers

There will always be tension between our desire for privacy and safety. We’re all for privacy, until we find that an invasion of said privacy could have stopped some terrible event. But are we willing to trade our privacy for safety?

“They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security.”
— Benjamin Franklin

In the case of SCHOLL and BEDNARZ v. Illinois State Police the privacy question revolves around automatic license place readers (ALPRs) and what makes a search reasonable.

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