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Harvard Says It Hires on Merit, but the EEOC Wants the Hiring Files (opens the original)
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Harvard University says it hires and promotes faculty based on merit and qualifications, not race or sex. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has a fairly straightforward response: show us the hiring files. The EEOC went to federal court in Massachusetts this week seeking enforcement of a subpoena for records tied to an investigation of Harvard's employment practices. Chair Andrea Lucas filed the underlying charge alleging that, since at least 2018, Harvard may have engaged in systemic d
Trump Maps Out $200 Billion in Korean Investment, but the Biggest Deals Aren't Done Yet (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump put some yuge numbers on the table Wednesday: up to $200 billion in South Korean investment for American energy projects, including Alaska LNG, eight nuclear power plants, and a massive natural gas power project in Texas. The announcement finally gives shape to part of the $350 billion investment package South Korea agreed to as part of last year's trade deal with Washington. Of that total, $150 billion was set aside for shipbuilding and another $200 billion for strategic
The Opioid Tapering Study Has One Word Washington Shouldn't Ignore: Voluntary (opens the original)
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For years, chronic pain patients have heard variations of the same message: You take too much opioid medication, so you need to take less. A major Stanford study published this year offers a much different lesson, and the most important word in it might be "voluntary." Researchers enrolled 562 adults with chronic pain who had been taking prescription opioids for an average of more than 12 years. Patients worked with clinicians to gradually reduce their medicine, generally no faster than 10% per
DOJ Just Turned My Minnesota Judges Question Into a Formal Misconduct Case (opens the original)
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Eleven days ago, I asked what Minnesota's federal judges had been sharing behind closed doors while President Donald Trump's Operation Metro Surge buried their courthouse in immigration cases. The federal judiciary's own ethics rules also matter. Canon 3 expressly allows judges to consult other judges and court personnel who assist them in carrying out judicial responsibilities. So the mere existence of meetings, emails, or conversations proves very little by itself. The harder question is what
Marquette Says Crowley by 3, but the Guts of the Poll Tell a Closer Story (opens the original)
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David Crowley leads Tom Tiffany 49% to 46% in the newest Marquette Law School poll, which sounds straightforward until you start opening the hood. Five percent remain undecided, the three-point difference is inside the likely-voter margin of error of ±4.8 points, and Tiffany has gained two points since August while Crowley hasn't gained one. The September survey interviewed 843 Wisconsin voters from September 16 through September 23. Marquette classified 692 as likely voters. Its August survey h
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