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Messenger: Will Missouri Supreme Court take a new stand against ‘logrolling’ of bills?

Why is it important for the title of a bill to be clear? So citizens know what their lawmakers are doing. Read the latest from Metro columnist Tony Messenger.

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Trump urged to seize ballots and voting machines by MAGA activists with White House accessA network of MAGA election activists , some with a direct line to the Oval Office, is urging President Donald Trump to take drastic steps, including martial law, if they decide next month’s midterms were “rigged,” according to a new report. Many of the proposals surfaced on a Sept. 30 video call streamed on Rumble, where speakers warned of widespread…

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On the Campaign Trail, JB Pritzker Courts Farmers Like He's Running for PresidentUS News is a recognized leader in college, grad school, hospital, mutual fund, and car rankings. Track elected officials, research health conditions, and find news you can use in politics, business, health, and education.

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Alleged Chinese agent has ties to overseas scam group, federal records showA California realtor charged with working as a Chinese agent and her partner have links to individuals involved in sprawling criminal enterprises, according to federal court filings.

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A Blockbuster-Era Law Won’t Save Your PrivacyIs Chick-fil-A a video store? Is Nordstrom the same as Blockbuster? These were two of the strange-sounding but important hypotheticals solemnly posed by justices of the Supreme Court of the United States during Wednesday’s oral argument, in Salazar v. Paramount Global, Inc., a dispute over a 1988 statute that purports to regulate what information about…

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Trump's FTC gets a big win, but the job is far from overHours before trial was set to begin last month, the Federal Trade Commission and five state attorneys general settled their antitrust case against Zillow and Redfin. While this was a major success, and the FTC should be proud, there is still more to be done. More than 30% of American households rent. For most of them, the search begins and often ends…

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Today in Supreme Court History: October 16, 189810/16/1898: Justice William O. Douglas's birthday. The post Today in Supreme Court History: October 16, 1898 appeared first on Reason Magazine.

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Katie Zacharia's farewell photo 'inadvertently provided evidence' against Trump in courtKatie Zacharia’s time as White House press secretary lasted less than a week. Critics say her goodbye post may now cause trouble for President Donald Trump in court. Zacharia lost the job Friday, five days after she started, CBS News reported. That evening she posted a photo of herself standing beside Trump at the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office.…

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The Supreme Court’s Right Flank Wants to Give You Fewer Privacy Rights Than a Famous JudgePrivacy violations like this have become a routine part of life on the internet.

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Shaken Trump DOJ begs to ditch judge who grilled officials over razed golf course treesThe Trump administration is scrambling to dump a federal judge days before its top officials must answer her questions under oath. In a motion filed late Friday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, the Justice Department asked that Judge Ana C. Reyes be disqualified from a lawsuit over the National Park Service's removal of trees at…

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