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Passed by Congress and signed by the president on Friday, the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) offers $2 trillion in relief for businesses, individuals, federal agencies…
He breaks into houses when you’re thirsty. But he never pays damages. Yes, since his birth on July 26,1974, the Kool-Aid man has been wreaking havoc across the country and avoiding responsibility…
From Fix The Court:
As a result of the impasse, at the start of this congressional session 18 organizations from the government transparency, civic engagement and media trades – led by FTC,…
From Fox News:
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“Chevron seems no less than a judge-made doctrine for the abdication of the judicial duty.” pic.twitter.com/fQLrjZkWtD
— Shoshana Weissmann, Sloth…
This month, the Republican Study Committee (RSC) released a report identifying over 100 solutions “to achieve greater efficiency, accountability and reform in the federal government.”
The…
From Fix The Court:
“As the judiciary often notes, it’s true that a large percentage of PACER’s revenue comes from commercial enterprises that can afford it. But it’s also certain that too…
Ever since the Eisenhower administration, the American Bar Association has enjoyed a preferred seat at the judicial nominations table. For decades, presidents allowed the ABA to vet nominees even…
From Iowa Starting Line:
Anthony Marcum, a member of the policy team at R Street Institute and a federal judiciary researcher, said there was a number of benefits to witnessing Supreme Court…
From TidBITS:
The EFF has explained more about the CASE Act, and the nonprofit, nonpartisan R Street Institute has also come out against the CASE Act.
As the Supreme Court has reminded the legislature: ‘Congress has a broad range of legislative authority it can use to stop a President’s war making.’ Oversight, appropriations and legislation,…