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Remote work has become a right for knowledge workers. The data says we should create more fully remote jobs

Driven by false assumptions, bosses have been trying to take back the right to work remotely. Here's the proof they are wrong.

Fortune

LOCALIZE IT: Congress may protect gay, interracial marriage

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The Independent UK

The Labor Market Is Broken

Employment is an ultimatum game, where playing along might get workers less than employers, but refusing to play gets everyone zero.

Reason

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Carl P. Leubsdorf: No surprise that trust in Supreme Court has slipped

Public trust in the Supreme Court has dropped sharply, a Gallup poll found this fall. It’s hardly surprising, given an array of recent factors involving the justices, their opinions and supporters.

Tribune News Service

America's sudden change of heart on same-sex marriage

The country has done a 180.

Axios

US Senate passes bipartisan bill protecting same-sex marriage

The Respect for Marriage Act now returns to the Democratic-led US House of Representatives for a final vote.

Al Jazeera

Drug Dealers Are Now Being Charged With Human Trafficking

Plus: Chinese authorities contact protesters, smoking rates fall dramatically, and more…

Reason

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Biden calls for assault weapons ban as support for stricter gun laws decreases

Following back-to-back mass shootings in Colorado and Virginia, President Joe Biden spoke in favor of an assault weapons ban, a perennially proposed piece of legislation.

McClatchy Washington Bureau

How same-sex marriage gained bipartisan support – a decadeslong process has brought it close to being written into federal law

While public opinion and different state laws on abortion rights are sharply dividing the country, there’s growing indication that most people agree on another once-controversial topic – protecting same-sex marriage.

The Conversation

Maureen Downey: Election shows most parents content with child’s public school

Over the past 18 months, a vocal and vigorous collection of community members alleged school districts peddled smut in their libraries, blasphemed U.S. history in their classrooms and incorporated liberal dogma in their policies. They commandeered local school board meetings and warned board members to expect rebellion at the ballot…

Tribune News Service

EXCLUSIVE: Maryland's Marijuana Legalization Should Benefit Cannabis Operators Of All Sizes, Say These MSOs

During the November midterms, over 65% of Maryland voters chose to&n

Benzinga

Ramesh Ponnuru: Five reasons abortion may not deliver for Democrats

There are new restrictions on abortion in Florida, Georgia, Ohio and Texas. Three of those states have been competitive in recent presidential elections, and the fourth, Texas, has shown signs of shifting toward the Democrats. Yet in all four states, the Republican governors who signed those laws are cruising to…

Tribune News Service

The Week Ahead: A confidence game in the economy and elections

It is the economy. It’s always the economy. Even when it’s not the economy, it’s the economy that drives elections.

Miami Herald

Dan Rodricks: This election is not only about the price of chicken thighs

“It’s about whether you think you’re better off than you were two years ago, whether you think this country is on the right track. That’s it.”

Tribune News Service

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Reason

Americans Oppose Big Government, Unless Their Party Is in Power

Supporting restraints on government only for your opponents is a recipe for continued conflict.

Tribune News Service

Ramesh Ponnuru: Democrats are focusing on the wrong issues

A political party has a problem when voters think it has the wrong answers to their most important questions. It has a bigger problem when voters think it isn’t even focusing on those questions. Democrats have put themselves in that position, and it may cost them dearly in next month’s…

Zenger

Gallup Poll Shows Uptick In Support For Supreme Court

A national poll found a small uptick in support for the U.S. Supreme Court following a landmark ruling that overturned the Roe vs Wade decision and other court rulings on access to abortion.

Tribune News Service

Biden has shunned campaign appearances in key states. Blame his approval rating

WASHINGTON — Joe Biden’s political travel schedule is lighter than his two immediate predecessors at the same point in the midterm campaign, highlighting the challenge unpopular presidents face trying to stave off congressional losses.

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Editorial: From same-sex marriage to marijuana, we’ve agreed to agree

As the midterm elections come ever closer, it can feel as if we’re stewing in a cauldron of tribalism, of our side vs. their side with no middle ground and little agreement on much of anything. That makes it a good time to take a breath and realize the consensus…

The Guardian - US

‘This can be done right’: how Colorado sparked a decade of marijuana reform

Not only did it create a booming avenue of tourism for Denver, but it caused a domino effect, leading to 19 states and DC legalizing recreational marijuana

Reason

Education Freedom Wins Big in Arizona

Instead of being attached to public schools, funding follows students to learning options they choose.

Al Jazeera

US Supreme Court begins session amid crisis of public trust

Recent survey finds just 47 percent of Americans trust US top court, which is taking up new set of contentious cases.

Reason

Kim Kardashian Must Pay $1.26 Million for Illegally Promoting Cryptocurrency Tokens

Plus: SCOTUS is back in session, governments around the world are getting bigger, and more...

The Guardian - US

US supreme court to decide cases with ‘monumental’ impact on democracy

Many fear the potential for extreme rightwing rulings on topics ranging from affirmative action to voting rights

Axios

Take care of middle managers in the hybrid world

The middle is bearing the brunt of the turmoil.

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