Court Battle Over Travel Ban Faces Supreme Court Ruling
Justices hear arguments on the third version of Trump’s travel ban as concerns about unequal treatment, national security, and campaign rhetoric linger. The case centers on Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen residents facing ongoing court battles with diverse legal interpretations and a likely late June decision.
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VA pick faced opioid and conduct questions at Senate review
Colleagues describe Navy Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson as drinking on duty and volatile, with a nickname candy man for prolific prescribing. A summary from 23 interviews cites drunken incidents, self prescribing, and distributing sleeping pills, while White House officials defend his qualifications as the confirmation hearing is rescheduled.
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The American single family home era ends in question
The piece surveys the rise of the single family home, its distribution nationwide led by Houston and Dallas, and the Harvey flood as a pivot point. It notes California’s push for multifamily housing, the Millennial generation’s affordability dilemma, and critic Joel Kotkin’s sprawl advocacy. It reflects on zoning, cost, and the legacy of builders like Bill Pulte.
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Kim Jong Un Negotiating Edge Highlighted Ahead of Summit
North Korea's leader is seen as a skilled negotiator who sets the agenda and keeps rivals off balance. Analysts note Kim's secrecy, limited exposure to outsiders, and strategic use of media while planning for talks with Trump and Moon Jae-in.
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