Labor and Climate Change

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The stereotype is that unions oppose any action to fight climate change. Certainly that's true for some unions, especially the Laborers and United Mine Workers. But it is not true for all unions. In fact, like most issues, organized labor is divided over climate change. That...

No Labels, Mo’ Money

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It might be a laughable and inevitable failure at influencing American politics, but in terms of separating suckers from their money NoLabelsAmericansElectUnityFriedmanForever is working out perfectly well.    I'm pretty.

Undue Burden

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5CA holds what should be obvious -- Mississippi's most recent anti-abortion statutes violate a woman's reproductive rights: Mississippi’s last abortion clinic won a major victory at the conservative 5th Circuit of Appeals, which said a law intended to make the state “abortion-free” and close the clinic was...

Chait on Israel

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Count Jonathan Chait among the long-time supporters of Israel depressed about the nation's dead-end stance toward Gaza: The story further reveals that Netanyahu appeared on several occasions to approach the.

Big news for workers' rights today. The National Labor Relations Board has ruled McDonald's a "joint employer." This basically invalidates the claim used by fast food corporations that franchise out the stores that they are not responsible for what happens to the workers. Of course this...

Today’s Frivolous Anti-ACA Lawsuit

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One of the endless series of ad hoc legal challenges to the ACA is an argument (touted by, among others, syndicated columnist William F. George) that the ACA is unconstitutional because it violated the Origination Clause (which requires "Bills for raising Revenue" to originate in the...
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