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Does using Google Maps give cops permission to track your location? SCOTUS to decide soon in 'Chatrie v. United States'

ballsandstrikes.org
u/Obversa — 20 hours ago
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An early wild horse with the leopard complex gene ("Living Paintings" by Julio Lacerda)

u/Obversa — 20 hours ago
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"The Unicorn" (Spinosaurus mirabilis) by haunthid

u/Obversa — 20 hours ago
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Mysterious 'tech bro' trying to remove the Florida scrub jay and over 1,200 other species from the Endangered Species Act through litigation is under investigation

miaminewtimes.com
u/Obversa — 1 day ago
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Mike Johnson pulls bill that would gut Endangered Species Act, block litigation amid backlash from bipartisan coalition and environmentalist groups

nytimes.com
u/Obversa — 1 day ago
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Is it constitutional for a Tennessee doctor to deny care to a pregnant woman for being unmarried? Or does it violate the Equal Protection Clause?

u/Obversa — 4 days ago

Posts still in the queue for approval/removal are appearing on Reddit feeds

u/Obversa — 4 days ago
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The "messy" plaintiffs behind so many anti-abortion lawsuits: How a former Texas solicitor general plans to get SCOTUS to rule on the Comstock Act of 1873

u/Obversa — 5 days ago

For decades, Broadway composer George Gershwin was rumored to be gay due his "perpetual bachelor" status, despite having numerous love affairs with women. Was this common for single men in the 1920s-1930s?

u/Obversa — 8 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 64 r/fivethirtyeight

JD Vance raises $60 million for Republican candidates ahead of the midterms, courts donors for 2028 presidential run

u/Obversa — 9 days ago
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Arkansas attorney general, state officials vow to appeal to SCOTUS, challenge legal recognition of Satanism as a religion after losing Ten Commandments monument case

u/Obversa — 9 days ago
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Trump-appointed commission critiques separation of church and state, calls on SCOTUS to "reinterpret" Establishment Clause precedent set by 'Everson v. Board of Education' (1947)

u/Obversa — 10 days ago