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State Supreme Court issues a limited, well-reasoned check on rogue legislatures

North Carolina Supreme Court limits authority of gerrymandered General Assemblies to enact constitutional amendments

Nearly half of the 77 Innovation and Technology Support Offices (ITSOS) in the country have commercialized their intellectual property protected assets, the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) reported. IPOPHL Director General Rowel S. Barba reported at the recent 63rd World I

IT is good to see that the Supreme Court will consider if Scotland’s elected parliament can authorise a mandated, advisory plebiscite on our…

A prominent mainline Christian denomination plans to divest from five oil companies it believes are not doing enough to address climate change...

(RNS) — Presbyterians have long had ties to the oil industry, as have many other faith groups in the United States. Leaders see this year’s vote as a sign that addressing climate change is gaining momentum.

The long-awaited overture, pending the assembly’s approval, paves the way for Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) agencies to speak with their investment dollars after many years of negotiations resulted in less-than-desired environmental concessions from large energy companies.

Redemption centers will receive triple the amount of money from bottles and cans. Grocery stores will no longer have to accept them.

Several top-notch co-operators from India have either left or are leaving for Spain where the global congregation of co-operatives is taking place. The ICA General Assembly will

The Supreme Court of Iowa on June 17 overturned a four-year-old decision it made holding that the Iowa ...