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Clarence Thomas’ 38 Vacations:

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ decadeslong friendship with real estate tycoon Harlan Crow and Samuel Alito’s luxury travel with billionaire…

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Opinion

Supreme Court Has Run Amuk

The Supreme Court has run amok, and it’s time to get it under control. For the last year, we have…

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Government

Abortion Law: Texas Plays a Wedge

Will the People Follow Texas to the Right on Women Reproduction Rights? The U.S. Supreme Court refused to block the…

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Government

What’s the Real Costs/Benefits of Dirty Energy Sources in Indiana?

MUNCIE, Indiana NEWS- All the good news coming from SCOTUS over the past week has caused social media to explode…

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Government

Lawrence Lessig Has a “Moonshot” Plan to Halt Our Slide Toward Plutocracy

Harvard’s Lawrence Lessig, the crusader for campaign finance reform, feels that his fellow reformers don’t think big or boldly enough…

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Government

McCutcheon Ruling Ignores Disclosure Reality

By Edwin Bender Executive Director of the National Institute on Money in State Politics MUNCIE, Indiana (Op/Ed) – The U.S.…

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Government

Republicans Prefer Lawsuits and Fear Mongering to Health Care

Since they took control of the House in 2011, Republicans have voted to repeal or undermine the Affordable Care Act…

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Government

SCOTUS: McCutcheon v FEC Ruling Could Unleash Mega-Donors

Minimum Give the Maximum Supreme Court could unleash mega-donors with McCutcheon v FEC Ruling HELENA, MT – As political reporters from…

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Government

The Creeping Expansion of Corporate Civil Rights

Last week, The Wire creator David Simon told Bill Moyers that the legal doctrine that spending money on political campaigns…

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Government

Citizens United: McCutcheon v FEC, The Sequel

Recommended Reading: McCutcheon v Federal Election Commission (via Moyers & Company) The Supreme Court heard arguments on Tuesday in McCutcheon…

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