Friedrichs case could expand individual workplace liberty
The Friedrichs v California Teachers Association case centers on whether unions may compel employees to pay dues. If the plaintiffs prevail, public sector workers could opt out of fair share fees, boosting rights for roughly half the states and expanding liberty for teachers like Rebecca Friedrichs. Paul Gessing of the Rio Grande Foundation supports the broader aim of reducing compelled funding of union activities.
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GPS OCX modernizes national GPS with hardened security
The United States pushes to finish GPS OCX to safeguard critical navigation, banking, power, and military operations amid cyber threats from Russia and China. Major General Roger Teague lauds OCX as a highly hardened system, while critics note cost overruns and delays. Dr. Paul Kaminski, TECON chair, highlights OCX gains in accuracy interoperability and resilience.
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Welfare Reform Sparks Debate in New Mexico
A New Mexico columnist argues welfare reform harms the poor, noting grants fail to inform clients and mismanage benefits. The piece cites a federal audit, claims exemptions limit aid to ten counties and many reservations, and warns hunger will rise as the state cuts programs.
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