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Why Is America Rolling Out the Red Carpet for Xi Jinping? (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Substack’s strangest parenting bestseller: a crash course in the U.S. Constitution and current events. Sure, we mix things up with parenting analogies to help you understand the law better, but I think its primary appeal to the genre is one of the future. If you’re here, it’s because you’re worried about where America is headed, what the rule of law means moving forward, or whether that lawsuit or trial you keep seeing on Instagram is as fascinating as it sounds. Or maybe you jus
Can the President Ban News Organizations from The White House? (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Substack’s strangest parenting bestseller: a crash course in the U.S. Constitution and current events. Sure, we mix things up with parenting analogies to help you understand the law better, but I think its primary appeal to the genre is one of the future. If you’re here, it’s because you’re worried about where America is headed, what the rule of law means moving forward, or whether that lawsuit or trial you keep seeing on Instagram is as fascinating as it sounds. Or maybe you jus
The Kennedy Center Is Closing, and the Legal Story is Infuriating (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Substack’s strangest parenting bestseller: a crash course in the U.S. Constitution and current events. Sure, we mix things up with parenting analogies to help you understand the law better, but I think its primary appeal to the genre is one of the future. If you’re here, it’s because you’re worried about where America is headed, what the rule of law means moving forward, or whether that lawsuit or trial you keep seeing on Instagram is as fascinating as it sounds. Or maybe you jus
The Ed Sheeran & Macklemore Story Is Way Messier Than You Think (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Substack’s strangest parenting bestseller: a crash course in the U.S. Constitution and current events. Sure, we mix things up with parenting analogies to help you understand the law better, but I think its primary appeal to the genre is one of the future. If you’re here, it’s because you’re worried about where America is headed, what the rule of law means moving forward, or whether that lawsuit or trial you keep seeing on Instagram is as fascinating as it sounds. Or maybe you jus
Free Post: 5 Stories I Need You To Know About Tonight (opens the original)
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Welcome back to Substack’s strangest parenting bestseller: a crash course in the U.S. Constitution and current events. Sure, we mix things up with parenting analogies to help you understand the law better, but I think its primary appeal to the genre is one of the future. If you’re here, it’s because you’re worried about where America is headed, what the rule of law means moving forward, or whether that lawsuit or trial you keep seeing on Instagram is as fascinating as it sounds. Or maybe you jus
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