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WATCH: Eight years later, quiet opt-out rules can’t stop millions saved in union dues

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

Saturday June 27 marks eight years since the landmark Janus v. AFSCME decision where the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that public employees have a right to join - or not join - a union. ... Read More.

Costar shareholders re-elect directors, resist external pressure

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

CoStar shareholders overwhelmingly backed the company's board and chief executive after months of pressure from activist investors. CoStar Group Inc. said shareholders reelected every director nominee... Read More.

Trump accuses Iran of violating ceasefire after drone attack on cargo ship

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

Two weeks after the U.S. and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding, agreeing to enter a 60-day ceasefire, President Donald Trump is accusing the Islamic Republic of violating the ceasefire. ... Read More.

Legislature takes more measures against firms opposing redomiciling in Texas

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

Texas lawmakers are taking additional measures against proxy advisory firms that oppose companies redomiciling to Texas as Dell shareholders approved redomiciling to Texas from Delaware over the objection of proxy advisers. ... Read More.

Mistrial declared in trial of Palisades Fire arson trial

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

A mistrial was declared Friday morning in the federal arson trial of Jonathan Rinderknecht, charged with starting what became the Palisades Fire, one of Los Angeles' most devastating blazes. ... Read More.

Attorney: Supreme Court leaves path for property owners

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

A Pacific Legal Foundation attorney said the U.S. Supreme Court's latest ruling on a Michigan property seizure case is a disappointment for property owners but still important for constitutional rights. ... Read More.

Federalist Society panel takes on third-party lawsuit financing

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

The pros and cons of the multibillion-dollar financing industry that has ignited the growth of mass tort litigation was the focus of debate at The Federalist Society yesterday. The... Read More.

Poll: Voters give Trump worse marks on economy than job overall

Friday, June 26 by The Center Square

President Donald Trump's economic approval has fallen further than his overall job approval, a reversal from the economic strength that got him elected, a new national poll finds. The... Read More.

Two Democrats seek GOP congressman’s seat in Colorado

Thursday, June 25 by The Center Square

Two state Democratic officials are nipping at the heels of the Republican incumbent in Colorado's 8th Congressional District in what has been deemed one of the nation's fiercest battleground races. ... Read More.

WATCH: Report says more U.S. families are saving for college

Thursday, June 25 by The Center Square

As taxpayers continue subsidizing higher education and student loan debt at $1.8 trillion, more American families are planning and saving for college, according to a new Sallie Mae report. ... Read More.

Justices side with Monsanto in Roundup labeling case

Thursday, June 25 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court has reversed a decision by the Missouri Court of Appeals that allowed state-law liability claims against Monsanto for failing to include a cancer warning on the label of its Roundup herbicide, ruling that federal pesticide-labeling requirements preempt the state-law claim... Read More.

EXCLUSIVE: Report warns about costly regulations’ impact on short-term rentals

Thursday, June 25 by The Center Square

A new report shines a light on local governments that have burdensome and costly regulations for short-term rentals. They're in states varying from California and Nevada to Illinois and New York. ... Read More.

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