Supreme Court upholds domestic violence gun ban ruling
The court affirms that a federal law barring gun possession for those under domestic violence restraining orders fits within a long tradition of firearm restrictions. Chief Justice Roberts writes the law is not trapped in amber, while Justice Thomas dissents. Justices Jackson and others criticize Bruen’s guidance and the lower courts’ chaos in applying historical method.
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Justices Split Over Bruen Rule In Rahimi Gun Case
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus reports on the Supreme Court’s Bruen era divide over historical testing of gun restrictions. liberal justices Sotomayor and Kagan critique history as too narrow, while Alito and Gorsuch signal nuanced takes. Barrett cautions against overly specific analogues and post ratification limits. The decision marks a cautious, interim step for a conservative dominated, history focused court.
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What Went Wrong With Capitalism A Critical View
Rachir Sharma argues that decades of easy money and a bailout culture have deepened distortions in the American economy. He traces stimulus, deficits, and misallocated capital to government action, noting that social spending and corporate aid favor the wealthy while undermining growth.
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Romance of the skies fades with era of flight attendants
A New York Times obituary honors Bette Nash the longest serving flight attendant at 88. It recalls the romance of early air travel, the golden era with white gloves and lobster service, and the evolution to modern casual attire and relaxed rules.
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