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SCOTUS s South Carolina Gerrymandering Decision Is More Proof They Don t Make Justices Like They Used to

SCOTUS s South Carolina Gerrymandering Decision Is More Proof They Don t Make Justices Like They Used to
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Florida university faculty, students share mixed opinions on 2024 legislative session academic freedom bills

Florida university faculty, students share mixed opinions on 2024 legislative session academic freedom bills
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Opinion | The Enemies of Slavery Gave New Meaning to the Declaration of Independence

The story of the changing importance of the Declaration should be a reminder that our nation had more than one founding.

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Explainer: Could Trump Be Prosecuted For Inciting The Attack On Capitol Hill?

4-MIN READ Explainer: Could Trump Be Prosecuted For Inciting The Attack On Capitol Hill? U.S. President Donald Trump is unlikely to face criminal charges in connection with the violent siege on the U.S. Capitol last week because of the country s broad free speech protections, some legal experts said. FOLLOW US ON: U.S. President Donald Trump is unlikely to face criminal charges in connection with the violent siege on the U.S. Capitol last week because of the country’s broad free speech protections, some legal experts said. Here’s an explanation of why lawyers, including ones who think Trump should be impeached for his remarks, say such a case would be an uphill battle for prosecutors.

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