Supreme Court narrows bright line rules in two cases
The court split 8-1 in Mahanoy Area School District v. B L and Lange v California. It protected student free speech offline and resisted a universal rule allowing warrantless home entries, urging case by case scrutiny and keeping parental and individual rights in focus.
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Will argues meritocracy sustains open society amid equity push
George Will critiques Sandels view of equity and the tyranny of merit, defending meritocracy as the path to social calm and opportunity. He argues government redistribution breeds conflict while market allocation honors talent and public good, urging against policy drift toward mediocrity.
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Biden Putin meet underlined pact to curb nuclear risk
The Biden Putin talks stress pragmatic, businesslike relations and a renewed commitment to a bilateral strategic stability dialogue to prevent nuclear war. Biden cautions Russian deeds over next months while both leaders seek stable, predictable ties amid broader global shifts.
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