Court Continues Battle Over Union Rights Word Choice
The Supreme Court split 5-4 in a case over the NLRA term other and union activity. Justices Ginsburg and the liberals argued the law protects concerted actions for collective bargaining and mutual aid, while Gorsuch pressed limits linking such acts to union membership and bargaining. The decision echoes a related 5-4 ruling on patent review scope.
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Battle over actual textualism in Supreme Court debate
Elizabeth Wydra of the Constitutional Accountability Center frames a looming clash over true textualism as justices like Gorsuch and Alito interpret statutes. Critics note shifts but debate whether current rulings reflect Scalia’s approach or a newer wind in textualist philosophy.
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Irving Gernstein
Supreme Court Institute
Georgetown University Law Center
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Stanford Law School
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Alito
Stephen Breyer
Elizabeth Wydra
Liberal Constitutional Accountability Center
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Preserving Rivers and Trails Across the United States
The nation’s trails reach all 50 states with famed routes like the Appalachian and Pacific Crest. The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act protects rivers and enables public access, with miles preserved in multiple states. Preservation rests on government agencies and dedicated volunteers, safeguarding places like the White Cliffs of the Missouri and Lewis and Clark sites for future generations.
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Georgia
Maine
Mexico
Canada
Woodlands
Wisconsin
Big Cyprus National Preserve
South
Florida
Gulf Islands National Seashore
Panhandle
Texas
el Camino Real de Los Tejas
Trail of Tears
Oklahoma
Thomas Jefferson
New Hampshire
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
National Park Service
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Theodore Roosevelt
Grand Canyon
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Backlog Grows as Citizenship Applicants Surpass 700000
Maria Manzo among thousands seeking U.S. naturalization. delays at USCIS rise 40 percent since 2016, with California, Florida, Illinois, New York and Texas hardest hit. Wait times stretch to 18–21 months in Harlingen and Fort Myers, threatening midterm citizenship swearing-in.
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Donald Trump
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Florida
Illinois
New York
Texas
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Emily Gelbaum
National Partnership For
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U.s.-Mexico
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Harlingen
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Fort Myers
Fla
Los Angeles
Melissa Lyttle
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