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From left to right: ND Law Dean G. Marcus Cole, Israeli Supreme Court Justice Alex Stein, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, ND Law Professor William Kelly. Justice Amy Coney Barrett of the United States Supreme Court and Justice Alex Stein of the Israeli Supreme Court visited the University of Notre Dame School of Law on Tuesday, January 23rd. In his opening remarks, G. Marcus Cole, Joseph A. Matson Dean of Notre Dame Law School, welcomed the more than 300 law school students, faculty, and staff in attendance. He thanked the judges for their exchange of views, important…

Days after Groundhog Day, Congresswoman Sarahana Shrestha experienced a different kind of deja vu when Gabi Madden launched a preliminary challenge against her. Madden previously served as chief of staff to former Rep. Kevin Cahill, the seat Shrestha won in 2022. Now, both candidates are preparing for primaries that will revive the debate over the interaction between the upstate progressive movement and more moderate Democratic forces.Mr. Madden has close ties to the Democratic establishment in the 103rd Congressional District, which includes parts of Ulster and Dutchess counties in the Hudson Valley. In addition to working for Mr. Cahill, she also…

This article has been reviewed in accordance with Science X's editorial processes and policies. The editors have highlighted the following attributes while ensuring the authenticity of the content: fact confirmed Peer-reviewed publications trusted sources proofread got it! Known feelings (standardized residuals controlling for feeling known) and felt knowing (standardized residuals controlling for feeling known) for family relationship satisfaction in Study 1a Partial regression plot of the effect of (standardized residuals). credit: Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2023). DOI: 10.1016/j.jesp.2023.104559 × close Known feelings (standardized residuals controlling for feeling known) and felt knowing (standardized residuals controlling for feeling known) for family…

According to CUPE, from March 2013 to March 2023, Saskatchewan's consumer price index rose by 27 per cent, nearly double the 14 per cent compound increase experienced by workers over the same period. . (Daniel Leach/980 CJME) Public health workers are struggling to make a living, according to a report from the Canadian Union of Public Employees.Unions are therefore demanding higher wages and better working conditions.On Wednesday, the public sector union released a study titled “From Paycheck to Paycheck” detailing the struggles of Saskatchewan health-care workers trying to cope with rising costs of living.CUPE 5430 represents more than 13,000 members…

The South Carolina Broadband Authority said it has streamlined the deployment and management of broadband infrastructure projects across the state by integrating geographic information system data. James Tanis, senior geospatial data scientist for the state Broadband Office, said Thursday that by developing an extensive geospatial data warehouse, Broadband Office personnel will be able to help communities across the state that lack reliable internet connectivity. funding can be better identified and prioritized. Webinar sponsored by the National Geographical Information Council. “When we started, we [internet service providers] Once applied, please return your GIS data. After sitting down for a while, we…

While some investors are already familiar with financial metrics (hat tip), this article is for those who want to learn about return on equity (ROE) and its importance. As a practical example, let's look at Canadian Utilities Limited (TSE:CU) using ROE. ROE or return on equity is a useful tool for evaluating how effectively a company can generate returns on the investment it receives from its shareholders. In other words, it is a profitability ratio that measures the rate of return on the capital provided by a company's shareholders. See our latest analysis for Canadian Utilities How do you calculate…

The U.S. federal government allocated $7.5 billion for a national electric vehicle (EV) charging network in 2021, but more progress is needed to make this effort successful. More than two years later, only New York and Ohio have built new stations under the program. In December 2023, the state of Ohio opened a charging station in the state capital, Columbus, using federal funds. The EVgo machine can charge his four vehicles in about 40 minutes, depending on battery levels. Kingston, New York, became the first city in the state to receive federal funding for fast chargers. Construction delays are hampering…

Dylan D'Emilio has been in this position before. The Ohio State All-American, who has been in a slump since early February after dropping three straight Big Ten games, needs only to look back to last year as a map to a late-season turnaround. D'Emilio competed against Penn State's Beau Bartlett, Nebraska's Brock Hardy and Northwestern's Frankie Tal Shahar (all-American and NCAA qualifier) ​​last February at 141 pounds. I lost in a row. D'Emilio broke out of his slump and won eight of his next 11 matches, securing a podium spot at the NCAA Championships. This time around, Michigan's Austin Gomez,…

Here is a new hour-long interview with Steve Pinker by Heterodox Academy's first president, John Tomasi. Here are YouTube's notes: Are our higher education institutions still fostering true intellectual diversity? Today's guest is Steven Pinker, a cognitive scientist at Harvard University. Today, we explore the growing concern within higher education that institutions are becoming echo chambers, suppressing dissent and censoring certain viewpoints. In this thought-provoking episode, we discover the challenges to academic freedom in the era of cancel culture. We explore the costs of questioning consensus and how it can impact the pursuit of truth within academic institutions. We also…

There are many people predicting that Donald Trump may actually become the next president. It's too early to tell, but it's never too early to prepare. If you own a small business, it may be time to start thinking about how newly elected President Trump will affect your life. Because he definitely will be, for better or for worse. We all know that Trump's second term in office will be volatile, uncertain, disruptive, and inflammatory. And that's just the response from his opponents. Trump may be old, but he shows no signs of slowing down and is almost certain to…