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Supreme Court Allows Trump’s Firing of FTC Commissioner
The Supreme Court overruled a major precedent limiting the president’s ability to fire heads of independent agencies.
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Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Case That Could Lead to Pre-election Voter Roll Cleanups
The NVRA, also known as the Motor Voter law, allows people to register to vote with relative ease at motor vehicle agencies and government offices.
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Supreme Court Rules Geofence Warrants Must Comply With Fourth Amendment
A man pleaded guilty to a bank robbery but said police shouldn’t have used his cellphone location data to pinpoint him as a suspect.
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Daughters Of The American Revolution Betrays Its Mission By Rejecting Resolution To Keep Its Ranks Female
Some members have vowed to continue the fight to keep the organization all female.
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Supreme Court Denies Appeal in Case Challenging New York COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
Three justices said they would have reviewed the case.
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The 17th Amendment Was a Mistake — Some House Republicans Want It Repealed
Texas Republican Representative Keith Self just introduced a joint resolution to repeal the 17th Amendment. …
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Nashville Mayor Confirms Plan to Block Private Data Center Deal Near Zoo Using Eminent Domain
Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell on Monday confirmed his plan to use eminent domain to condemn and acquire property near the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere for public uses, including offices for Metro, the Nashville Fire Department, and the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure (NDOT).
News first emerged early on Monday that the mayor was planning to use eminent domain in response the controversial data center planned near the zoo, and by the end of the day, O’Connell released a statement listing his concerns about the data center, and announcing his administration’s plans for the property.