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Is Right to Jury Trial Itself on Trial in Hedge Fund Manager’s Case Before Supreme Court?
COMMENTARY |
| By Jack Fitzhenry Several Supreme Court justices show concern about the apparent ease with which the federal government can avoid the right to a jury trial. |
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Sandra Day O’Connor, First Woman on Supreme Court, Dies at 93
NEWS |
| By Sara Garstka O’Connor, who retired from the high court in 2006, died of “complications related to advanced dementia, probably Alzheimer’s, and a respiratory illness,” the Supreme Court announces. |
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Sens. Vance, Rubio Oppose Census Bureau Funding to Push Sexual Orientation-Gender Identity Agenda
COMMENTARY |
| By Mike Gonzalez The Census Bureau asks Congress for $10 million to figure out how best to promote the fiction that sex is assigned at birth, rather than the scientific fact that it is present at conception. |
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After Cruz Applies Heat, Intuit Sees Light and Backs Down on Anti-Gun Policy
COMMENTARY |
| By Emily Mohr, Joel Griffith Left-wing social policies do not reflect American values and undermine the business interests of the companies that advance them. |
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Laura and Jeff Sandefer Take Simon-DeVos Prize for Creating Change Through Education
SPECIAL FEATURE |
| By David Bass A 2009 encounter with a public school teacher in Texas dramatically changed the course of Laura and Jeff Sandefer’s lives—and the lives of thousands of students. |
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House Passes Bill Barring Funding to House Illegal Aliens on Federal Land
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| By Virginia Allen “Turning our federal parks into encampments for unvetted migrants from all over the world is unfair to surrounding communities,” says Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y. |
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ICYMI: 6 Takeaways From Newsom-DeSantis Debate
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| By Jarrett Stepman The two governors discussed homelessness, the border, crime, gender transitions for children, San Francisco’s poop map, and more. |
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