Supreme Court rulings uphold law and equal rights
The Bryan-College Station Eagle writes that the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act and same sex marriage, arguing the justices acted within the Constitution, with political leaders urged to accept the rulings, advance civil rights, and move the country forward.
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Courts do best cleaning up drafting in health law case
A commentary on the Supreme Court's handling of health care subsidies clarifies that the court read the Affordable Care Act in a way to make subsidies available whether or not a state ran its own exchange. It argues the ruling serves intent to expand access and criticizes partisan opposition.
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Climate, poverty linked in global energy headlines
Energy expert Marita Noon argues climate policy ties to poverty while Pope Francis’s encyclical inspires supporters to link climate action with social aims. Across Europe and Britain fossil fuels reemerge amid concerns over energy security costs, with Greece, Poland, and the UK revisiting coal and limiting renewables.
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