Supreme Court preserves Obamacare protections in California v Texas ruling
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, dismissed the challenge by GOP states and individuals to the ACA. Justices held that no proven harm stemmed from the 2017 change removing the individual mandate penalty, leaving the law’s protections for preexisting conditions and its core reforms intact.
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Supreme Court setback for ACA challenge shows common sense
Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman notes the Supreme Court rejected a coordinated ACA challenge for lack of standing in a 7 2 decision. Breyer wrote the opinion joined by Roberts Thomas Kavanaugh Barrett Alito dissented. The ruling avoids revisiting the individual mandate and underscores that not all states or individuals have a live controversy.
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New Jersey district scraps holiday names for Day Off policy
The district replaces religious and secular holidays with the generic Day Off label citing inclusion and equity. State Senator Bucco condemns sanitizing American history. Fairfax County names justice high speech by Abrar Omeish sparks debate over curriculum and school reforms. Public reaction ranges from recalls to parental calls for school choice and watchdog comments on indoctrination concerns.
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