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A California public sector union is considering a lawsuit over Governor Gavin Newsom's return-to-office policy, citing potential violations of environmental laws.
A post jocularly characterizing AIs as our children reminded me of this stanza from Philip Larkin: They fuck you up,… The post A Prescient Poem About AI appeared first on Reason.com
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Compare what Bill Clinton did with Monica Lewinsky to what "Subject Judge" did with her paramour
The article explores how even Republican lawmakers are pushing back against Trump's controversial 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' highlighting concerns over its perceived corruption and misuse of power.
The article explores how Benjamin Franklin's insights on liberty and governance remain pertinent today, highlighting the ongoing relevance of his warnings about the fragility of democracy.
After 8 relists, the petition is denied, but Justices Thomas and Alito would have SumRev'd "for essentially the reasons given in Judge Larsen’s separate opinion"
Japan's approach to smoking bans prioritizes public health while balancing cultural practices, offering a more effective model compared to the fragmented regulations seen in the U.S.
5/25/1861: John Merryman arrested. Chief Justice Taney ruled that his detention was unconstitutional in Ex Parte Merryman. The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 25, 1861 appeared first on Reason.com
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