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Hearings for Obama Judicial Nominee Begin Today

Hearings for Obama Judicial Nominee Begin Today

Supreme Court May Hear Challenge to Ban on Foreign Political Contributions

Supreme Court May Hear Challenge to Ban on Foreign Political Contributions

Supreme Court Will Rule on Arizona Immigration Law

Supreme Court Will Rule on Arizona Immigration Law
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Supreme Court begins new term

Supreme Court begins new term
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SCOTUS Rules On Greenhouse Gas Emissions

SCOTUS Rules On Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Supreme Court rules: EPA, not states, must regulate greenhouse gasses

The Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit brought by six states, including New York, that sought to regulate greenhouse gasses from major power plants.

Supreme Court rules: EPA, not states, must regulate greenhouse gasses
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Focus on privacy, technology in new Supreme Court term

The Supreme Court begins a new term today, facing a list of cases with several dominant themes: personal privacy, the rights of corporations, and just how far First Amendment protection extends when offensive speech is involved.

Focus on privacy, technology in new Supreme Court term
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'Reputation bankruptcy,' and other ideas to protect yourself in a digital world

As Facebook passes its 500 millionth user, we take a look at new proposals to reduce the threat that we users of the internet pose to ourselves. The Takeaway talks with Jeff Rosen and Jonathan Zittrain.

'Reputation bankruptcy,' and other ideas to protect yourself in a digital world
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Aiding suicide ... with words?

A former nurse appears in court in Minnesota this morning charged with two counts of aiding suicide. His weapon? Words.Now Melchert-Dinkel is being charged with their deaths.

Aiding suicide ... with words?
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More corporate money coming to elections near you

We speak with Jeff Rosen, professor of law at George Washington University, about the uncertain future of campaign finance reform, and how the Supreme Court's recent ruling affects the relationship between corporations and political candidates.

More corporate money coming to elections near you
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Eric Holder could face a hostile confirmation hearing

At today's hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Attorney General nominee Eric Holder is expected to undergo tough questioning. Guest: Jeff Rosen, professor of law at George Washington University and legal affirs editor at 'The New Republic.'

Eric Holder could face a hostile confirmation hearing