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"How the USA's Antiquated Citizenship Policies Discriminate Against Families of Same-Sex Parents"
Sonia M. Suter writes for BioNews on how requirements in the Immigration and Naturalisation Act disproportionately affect same-sex couples.
"Man Gets Second Life Sentence, 419 Years for Charlottesville Car Attack"
Jonathan Turley is quoted by The Associated Press on the final sentencing for a man who committed federal hate crimes.
“FTC and Facebook Reportedly Agree to $5 Billion Settlement After Privacy Investigation"
William E. Kovacic is quoted by Consumer Reports on what Facebook owes the federal government after violating a consent decree in 2011.
"IVF Mix-Ups Have Broken the Definition of Parenthood"
Naomi R. Cahn is quoted by The Atlantic on the ambiguity of the genetic and gestational parent's rights in fertility-clinic mix-ups.
"Donald Trump Drops Fight to Get Citizenship Question on 2020 Census; Other Federal Records to Be Used"
Paul Schiff Berman is quoted by USA Today on why the citizenship question would have been rebuffed even without the SCOTUS ruling.
“Jeffrey Epstein Forces Washington To Deal With Embarrassing Connections"
“Congressional Democrats Ready To Ask Robert Mueller About Russia Investigation"
“Amazon, Microsoft Wage War Over the Pentagon’s ‘War Cloud'"
Steven L. Schooner is quoted by The Associated Press on conflicts of interest in the Defense Department's search for a cloud provider.
“Federal Court Backs Atheists, Wiccans in Florida Discrimination Suit"
“Majority Want Citizenship Question On Census, 53%-32%"
John F. Banzhaf III is quoted by The Washington Examiner on how a citizenship question could still appear on the 2020 census.
“France Has Turned Into One of the Worldwide Threats to Free Speech’’
“First Things First: Are You Gray and At Risk For Divorce?’’
Naomi R. Cahn's research is mentioned by the Chattanooga Times Free Press on low divorce rates for couples who are over 50 years of age.
"Why the ‘Bridgegate’ Scandal Could Backfire on Prosecutors"
Jessica Tillipman is quoted in The New York Times on how SCOTUS judges could further limit prosecutorial discretion in corruption cases.
“How To Respond To the Nike Flag Sneaker Recall: 'Just Don't Buy It'’’
Jonathan Turley writes for The Hill about the First Amendment implications of Nike's sneaker recall.
"The Bladensburg Cross Decision – A Twisted Cross and the Remaking of Establishment Clause Standards"
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