Justices open term with high stakes on rights and tradeoffs
The Supreme Court opens its term with a major case against Shell Oil over alleged Nigerian abuses and the reach of the Alien Tort Statute. Justices weigh limits on foreign plaintiffs suing U.S. firms while upcoming rulings target affirmative action and gay marriage.
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Fiscal cliff looms as tax cuts set to expire
A Tax Policy Center study warns a looming year end fiscal cliff could raise taxes for most Americans. Middle income households earning 40 000 to 64 000 may pay about 2000 more, top 1 percent could exceed 120 000, and overall revenue could surpass 500 billion if cuts expire.
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