New York Ends Sunday Blue Law Opening at 10 A.M.
The New York Legislature voted to remove the Sunday noon start for serving alcohol, allowing bars and restaurants to serve at 10 a.m. The editorial argues this update supports economic activity, reduces archaic rules, and should not be seen as a cure for alcohol problems.
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Supreme Court ruling on McDonnell case prompts ethics law debate
The McDonnell decision, overturning bribery convictions, spurs calls to tighten ethics laws. Lawyers for former New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver say prosecutions overstep. Critics argue day-to-day actions for constituents must not justify gifts and access. New York watchdogs urge curbs on outside income to fix Albany’s flaws.
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Economic insecurity drives Brexit parallels across nations
In the wake of Brexit, commentators compare UK and US contexts, noting rising working and middle class insecurity amid austerity, globalization, and immigration. The piece cites White House analyses on labor force participation, reflects on populist appeals, and asks who nations are becoming as economic shifts reshape opportunity and identity. Georgie Anne Geyer closes with her contact note.
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Canada Day historical snapshot spans wars to spaceflight
July 1 marks events from 1966 Medicare launch to Gettysburg beginnings and Canada’s dominion status in 1867. Notable notes include Eisenhower’s marriage, the Production Code in 1934, Bikini Atoll blast, Diana’s birth, Peron’s death, Canada’s anthem, and Panetta’s defense appointment, ending with US Cuba relations thaw.
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