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Supreme Court blows another hole in voting rights
June 11, 2018Contrary to what Samuel Alito might thing, the streets of Ohio’s cities are not filled with moving vans.
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What would count as “success” at the Trump-Kim summit?
June 11, 2018If some progress is achieved in Singapore tomorrow, it should indeed be welcomed. Holding your breath waiting for a dramatic breakthrough, however, might not be advisable.
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This week in history: Hate crime laws are ruled constitutional
June 11, 2018In 1993, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled unanimously that hate crime laws are not “constitutionally and morally unsound.”
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Edward E. Sadlowski, 79; a champion of labor
June 11, 2018“Oilcan” passed away today June 10, after a hard struggle with Lewy body dementia.
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Gebre: ‘Court will decide if workers still have a voice’
June 11, 2018All workers, union and non-union, public and private, have their workplace rights up for grabs, Gebre says.
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