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Poll: About half of Americans confident in democracy's future Original

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By Morgan Sweeney Verified
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(The Center Square) – About half of Americans are confident about the future of democracy in the U.S., but nearly two-thirds say the country is not living out its founding principles, according to a recent poll. The Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll surveyed more than 2,500 registered voters, asking them how confident they were about democracy’s future and how well America's founding principles were being practiced today.
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Hawaii gun law struck down by U.S. Supreme Court Original

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By Morgan Sweeney Verified
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(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 along ideological lines Thursday that a Hawaii law requiring concealed-carry permit holders to obtain permission before entering most private property open to the public is unconstitutional.
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Supreme Court upholds executive authority in immigration cases Original

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By Morgan Sweeney Verified
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(The Center Square) – Asylum seekers who arrive at the border are not entitled to entry and the Department of Homeland Security has broad authority over the temporary protected status program, the nation’s highest court ruled in two separate cases Thursday. In Mullin V. Al Otro Lado, the U.S. Supreme Court reviewed cases that had been brought on behalf of asylum seekers who had been turned away at the border.
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