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The Evolution of Medicare and Medicaid in America
Medicaid and Medicare were created more than 50 years ago. How do they work?
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Are Infectious Diseases on the Rise?
Why is the number of epidemics increasing?
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How to Impeach a President
What would it take to actually impeach a president?
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Why is Populism on the Rise in the U.S. and Europe?
Populism is gaining traction, but its European and American varieties are not identical.
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What You Need to Know About New York’s Tuition-Free College Plan
The Excelsior Scholarship is the first to cover four-year public colleges.
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Reports Claim that Chechnya Has Created Gay Concentration Camps
Over a hundred gay men recently went missing in Chechnya.
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After Syrian Strike, the U.S.-Russia Relationship Hits a Low Point
Recent developments in Syria have strained the once-thawed relationship.
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RantCrush Top 5: April 12, 2017
Happy Wednesday!
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Oregon Passes Bill to Protect Marijuana Consumers’ Personal Information
The bill is meant to protect against a crackdown by federal authorities.
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Federal Judge Rules that Texas’ Voter ID Law is Discriminatory
Here's what you need to know.
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RantCrush Top 5: April 11, 2017
Happy Tuesday, Law Street readers!
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Airbnb Bans Host Who Canceled a Reservation Because of a Guest’s Race
The host reportedly said, "One word says it all. Asian."
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Canada Set to Legalize Recreational Marijuana in July 2018
Some government officials think the target date is too ambitious.
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Nuclear North Korea: Can China, South Korea, and the U.S. Unite?
Can China, South Korea, and the U.S. agree on a strategy?
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ICYMI: Best of the Week
Check out last week's best.
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RantCrush Top 5: April 10, 2017
Check out our Monday selections!
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Donald Trump Receives Some International Praise After Syria Attack
Who praised Trump?
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The Trump Administration vs. Twitter: Twitter Comes Out on Top
First Amendment: 1. President Trump: 0.
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Best Legal Tweets of the Week
Check out this week's tweets!
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Princeton Sues the Federal Government to Protect Admissions Data
The debate over anti-Asian bias in college admissions continues.
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A Day After the Rule Change, Senate Confirms Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court
Gorsuch passed by a vote of 54-45.
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What Do Crime Trends Look Like in America’s Largest Cities?
How do today's crime rates compare to past years?
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Political Turmoil in Venezuela: What’s Next?
Can Maduro maintain power?
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What You Need to Know About the Missile Strike in Syria
The U.S. military launched 59 missiles at a Syrian airfield late Thursday night.
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RantCrush Top 5: April 7, 2017
Happy Friday, everyone!
