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I encourage people to ask questions. I believe there are only two “stupid” questions in the world: The one you don’t ask and the one you ask three times. Questions are important. We cannot truly learn unless we ask questions. Several weeks ago I posted the article The Role of Congress.

Elected officials should make permit decision

A court injunction that bars New York cannabis regulators from approving conditional dispensary licenses will continue indefinitely, according to a judicial order filed in court Friday.

The Washington Post's Ezra Klein appeared on MSNBC's Daily Rundown, Thursday, to mock the incoming Republicans for their stated fixation on the Constitution, asserting that the document is rather old and "confusing." MSNBC's Norah O'Donnell dismissed the GOP effort as "lip service" and wondered if it was a "gimmick." After playing clips of Republicans claiming they would reject legislation that couldn't be justified constitutionally, Klein c...

Indeed, as soon as Mallory was remanded, the defendant/appellee did just that, filing its “Application to Set a Briefing Schedule on Remand from the…

A massive group of House lawmakers urged the leaders of the House Agriculture Committee to reject the EATS Act in the farm bill.

Are you fretting about when (or if) the SEC is going to take action on its climate disclosure proposal and what exactly the SEC has in store for public companies in its final...

When it comes to weaving the intricate tapestry of American politics, have you ever wondered how the restoration period played such an important role in shaping the very foundations of American political development? From the echo of revolution to the rise of a new nation, the restoration period played an important role in shaping theWhen

A court injunction that bars New York cannabis regulators from approving conditional dispensary licenses will continue indefinitely, according to a judicial order filed in court Friday.

Citizen comment took up the first full hour of the Salida City Council’s (SCC) regular meeting on August 15. Although most were there to comment on the