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Archives for June 2016
All of SolarCity’s other board members have recused themselves from voting on the proposal.
“It’s racial because it doesn’t happen to white people.”
The Court’s decision to strike down two restrictive abortion laws in Texas will likely have a ripple effect across the country.
He says he won’t let “billions of taxpayer dollars finance a steady diet of Mars bars and Mountain Dew.”
The Court voted 5-3 to strike down two major anti-abortion provisions in Texas.
“We must continue to protect access to safe and legal abortion,” Clinton said.
The justices saw through the facade of one of Texas’s biggest arguments for its law.
“It is beyond rational belief that H. B. 2 could genuinely protect the health of women.”
“What I really wanted to do was build it to this climax of their solidarity … and then it all falls apart.”
Here’s how we know.
The right path forward for the digital health industry begins with a significant shift in the Silicon Valley mindset: “Move fast and break things” just won’t work.
How the presidential election looms over the swing justice’s decision-making process.
San Francisco Pride increased policing in the wake of Orlando, disproportionately alienating LGBTQ people of color.
It’s a film about women, made by a man, that misunderstands and misrepresents women on every level.
The announcement comes almost a year after the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling legalizing same-sex marriage.