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SC judge honored; wrote separate is not equal
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, speaking Friday in the city where the Civil War began, said the first federal judge to write an opinion challenging the doctrine of separate but equal decades after it was the law of the land “was morally right and historically gutsy.”
Local digest: Man robbed of dog at gunpoint in District
A roundup of news from the Washington region.
Md. won’t enforce $10K donor limit after ruling
Maryland elections officials say they will no longer enforce a $10,000 limit on donors’ contributions to state candidates during a four-year election cycle, citing a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Maryland won’t enforce aggregate campaign limits
The state Board of Elections scrapped the limits in the wake of the Supreme Court’s McCutcheon decision.
U.S. Supreme Court won’t stop Texas execution over state refusal to name lethal drug supplier
U.S. Supreme Court won’t stop Texas execution over state refusal to name lethal drug supplier .
Maryland won’t enforce $10,000 cap on campaign contributions, officials announce
The limit is considered unconstitutional following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
The Post Most: Politics
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1Social Security, Treasury target taxpayers for their parents' decades-old debts
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2Senators ask U.S. to stop garnishing tax refunds to pay for old debts
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3Andrew Auernheimer's computer hacking conviction is overturned by appeals court
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4President Obama said the 113th Congress is the least productive ever. Is he right?
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5Democrats embrace adding photos to Social Security cards
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