Por: The Times-Tribune Opinion January 24, 2023
National policy is crafted by just 535 elected members of Congress and one elected president, but often is decided, ultimately, by just the nine members of the Supreme Court.... + full article
Slate USA Politics January 10, 2023
The Supreme Court confronted an astounding violation of due process on Monday in a case that never should have reached it in the first place. With no dissents, the justices a Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ruling that upheld Areli Escobar’s death sentence—even though... + más
Ex-NYC Correction Officer says she reported smuggling on Rikers — and was investigated for having an affair with an inmate | New York Daily News
Why SCOTUS Could Be About to Unleash Frankenstein’s Monster | The Daily Beast
Forbes USA Business December 17, 2022
Gettygetty In today's market, credibility is everything for a successful business. However, establishing that credibility might seem like a challenging task amid a saturated market. This is particularly true for small businesses, which typically don't have the same... + más
Communicate Better At Work: 4 Tips To Boost Your Credibility | Forbes
Council Post: Eight Ways Small Businesses Can Support Each Other (While Marketing Themselves Too) | Forbes
The Daily Beast USA Politics December 05, 2022
In —scheduled for oral argument on Wednesday, Dec. 7—the will decide whether to resurrect the previously dead “Independent State Legislature Theory”–in a way that some believe may pose “an existential threat to our democracy” and could enable “the Republican... + más
'Werewolf by Night' gives Marvel a chance to unleash its monster-ous side | CNN
Trust In the Supreme Court Plummets After Overturning Roe v. Wade: Gallup Poll | Vanity Fair
Fox News USA Politics December 01, 2022
A majority of Republicans do not approve of colleges admitting students based on race, while believe that colleges should factor in an applicant's race when making admission decisions, according to a poll.A Marquette Law School national survey on potential Supreme Court... + más
Supreme Court heard arguments on the fate of affirmative action. Here’s how it unfolded. | The Boston Globe
Legacy College Admissions Come Under Fire In New Report | Forbes
Newsweek USA Nation November 02, 2022
Donald Trump has suffered a double blow after the Supreme Court and a federal judge ruled against him in two cases, following a string of victories for the former president.The Supreme Court rejected a request for South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham not to testify in front of... + más
The Media Are Still Making the Same Mistake With Trump | The Atlantic
Former Federal Prosecutor On The New York Attorney General’s Case Against Donald Trump And Three Of His Children | Forbes
Vanity Fair USA Politics October 02, 2022
-csHumu ecJSsw body body container article body data-journey-hook=client-content data-testid=BodyWrapper>Approval of the Supreme Court sank to a new low, just Roe v. Wade was overturned, showcasing a diminishing trust in the nation’s highest court before it begins a new... + más
David Shapiro: US Supreme Court vs. states’ highest courts: We are giving kids the wrong message. | Chicago Tribune
Biden approval surges by double-digits among women after Roe ruling: Poll | Newsweek
Associated Press USA Sports October 02, 2022
PREP VOLLEYBALL=Ashland-Greenwood Tournament=Pool A=Ashland-Greenwood def. Plattsmouth, 25-19, 25-11Lincoln Lutheran def. Ralston, 25-15, 25-15Pool B=Omaha Roncalli def. Auburn, 25-19, 25-22Wahoo def. Omaha Gross Catholic, 25-14, 25-14Consolation Semifinal=Auburn def. Ralston,... + más
Did Closing School Buildings Cause Test Scores To Drop? Looking For Evidence. | Forbes
NYC students took hit in math, gained slightly in English, during pandemic | New York Post
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