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Supreme Court ties unions win after Scalia death
The Supreme Court, now with eight justices, issued a 4-4 tie on whether government employee unions may collect fees from nonmembers. The decision preserves the 1977 precedent allowing fair share fees, delaying a major liberal victory and highlighting the impact of Justice Scalia's death on the court's balance. The ruling upholds an appeals court decision and leaves contentious politics over Merrick Garland's nomination to fill Scalia's seat in play.
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Antonin Scalia
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Supreme Court
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