Stephanie Mencimer

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Tomorrow, the Affordable Care Act goes back to the U.S. Supreme Court. The justices will hear arguments in a case called King v Burwell.

The Faces of King v. Burwell

Tomorrow, the Affordable Care Act goes back to the U.S. Supreme Court. The justices will hear arguments in a case called King v Burwell.

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In 1992, Scott Panetti shot and killed his wife’s parents in Texas.

Conservatives Join Liberals to Oppose Texas Execution of Mentally Ill Man

In 1992, Scott Panetti shot and killed his wife’s parents in Texas.

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