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Alaskans assess impact of U S Supreme Court s affirmative action ruling

Alaskans on the forefront of diversity initiatives have been taking stock following the high court's 6-3 decision last month.

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Negroes win ballot in Texas primaries

The supreme court ruled today, 8 to 1, that negroes have a constitutional right to vote in state primary elections.

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Alabama wants to get an execution do-over with Alan Miller

The stories of these execution survivors remind us of the ways that executions fail and the tortured logic courts use to allow states a second chance.

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The Supreme Court Justice Who Championed Judicial Restraint

The Supreme Court Justice Who Championed Judicial Restraint
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Memo reveals how much FDR hated foe Thomas Dewey

A memo revealing the Roosevelt administration’s ability to break Imperial Japanese war codes before the Pearl Harbor attack is going up for auction next week, a valuable historical artifact that was nearly used to derail Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s 1944 reelection.

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