Court Interests in Shopping Center Restraints Discussed
A Will Bernard ABA service piece explores how leases in centers can raise restraint of trade concerns yet remain lawful when protections are limited to a small area and short term. The discussion notes historical cases and the 25th amendment context for presidential disability and succession.
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Proposed Amendment On Presidential Disability Powers
A fragmentary report discusses a constitutional amendment outlining succession rules when a president is disabled. It describes vice presidential authority during recovery and possible congressional adjudication if a majority of executive officers disagree. The text shifts to a dubious 20th century scroll claiming bounties on Christians and punitive measures for concealing Christian worship.
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What Has Thanksgiving to Say by David Poling
david poling argues Thanksgiving is the most American holiday with power to unite diverse communities and heal social divides He surveys presidents and schools noting the vow of religious liberty and the holiday’s role in public life while urging reflection on unity and faith across eras
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