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Did RFK Jr Win a Supreme Court Case Against Mandatory Vaccination?

Did RFK Jr Win a Supreme Court Case Against Mandatory Vaccination?
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U S Supreme Court will not review John Myers conviction in Jill Behrman murder case

U S Supreme Court will not review John Myers conviction in Jill Behrman murder case
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It s now or never for Democrats: either pass H R 1 or watch voter suppression bills like Georgia s become the norm

It s now or never for Democrats: either pass H.R. 1 or watch voter suppression bills like Georgia s become the norm insider@insider.com (Carl Gibson) © Brynn Anderson/AP A person with voter protection waits for voters to arrive during Georgia s Senate runoff elections on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021, in Atlanta. Brynn Anderson/AP Georgia s restrictive SB 202 bill is merely a warning shot. There are currently more than 360 bills in 47 state legislatures restricting access to voting. Democrats have a limited window of opportunity to pass landmark voting rights legislation before losing their majorities. Carl Gibson is a freelance journalist and columnist from Kentucky.

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Now or Never for Democrats: Pass HR 1 or Lose Elections

Brynn Anderson/AP There are currently more than 360 bills in 47 state legislatures restricting access to voting. Democrats have a limited window of opportunity to pass landmark voting rights legislation before losing their majorities. Carl Gibson is a freelance journalist and columnist from Kentucky. This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author. Georgia s Senate Bill 202 is by far the most draconian law passed by any state legislature with respect to restricting access to voting. This is merely an opening salvo in a widespread assault on the right to vote, and other Republican-controlled state legislatures are hoping to pass similar bills. The only way to head off the wave of attacks on the fundamental right of all citizens to have equal access to vote is for Democrats to use their slim majorities to immediately pass new voter protections. If HR 1 (the For The People Act) and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act

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The Eleventh Circuit Has Ruled that Websites Are Not Places of Public Accommodation-Unless Congress Says So | K&L Gates LLP

In a recent landmark ruling, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has held that websites are not places of public accommodation within the meaning of Title III of the Americans with.

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