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The Democratic Party has failed to prove that Hawaii’s open primary system “severely burdens” the party’s associational rights, according to the Independent Voter Project. The open primary system allows members…
Voter ID laws have been having a tough summer in federal appellate courts. Less than a month ago, the Fifth Circuit struck down Texas’s controversial voter ID law, finding that…
Note-taking apps are part of the recent trend of enabling people to document every aspect of their lives for posterity and future use. Everyone knows that with convenience comes diminished…
A few years ago, Kathleen Kane was a legal star. She started her career at Post and Schell, one of Philadelphia’s elite firms, went on to become a successful assistant…
Augmented reality takes the real world and graphs a new universe on top of it. Unlike virtual reality, augmented reality doesn’t remove the outside world, it just adds a new…
Submitted by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, In America today, more than 60 million people live in multi-generational households. That number is so large that it may seem…
One month ago, we showed three prominent “red flags” that the US housing market was starting to roll over. Among these were a report by real-estate advisory RealtyTrac, which cited…
Following last night’s major build in gasoline inventories, the bullish exuberance in crude took another spill this morning as sources say Saudi Arabia is set to increase output yet again…
With oil sliding after last night’s surprise gasoline build from API (and headlines from the middle east), all eyes are on today’s DOE data. As opposed to API, DOE reported…
By Chris at www.CapitalistExploits.at I am really excited to bring this conversation to you since in just the last month the cryptocurrency space has experienced two hacks: one to the…
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