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San Jose wants to overturn baseball’s antitrust exemption
The Ninth Circuit could hear this case soon: might the 1922 baseball antitrust exemption be read narrowly or ultimately overruled by the Supreme Court?
BYU appoints VP Kevin Worthen as new president
(Brigham Young University, Jaren Wilkey / Associated Press)
Brigham Young University has selected a new president to take over for the man who has led the flagship Mormon school for more than a decade.
US Supreme Court lets the Episcopal Church keep Falls Church property
The Supreme Court on Monday (March 10) let stand a Virginia court ruling that allows the Episcopal Church to keep the property of a large congregation that left the denomination over theological differences.
Group asks Supreme Court to allow California cross
A veterans group on Tuesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overrule an order to remove a war memorial cross from a San Diego mountaintop after it was found to violate the constitutional separation of church and state.
Issa slams Lois Lerner in report on IRS targeting
The report accuses former IRS official of trying to undermine the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision.
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