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The Contradictions of America 250

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By Peter Shapiro
| ZNetwork
Major anniversaries of the Declaration of Independence have a way of coming at inconvenient times. When the bicentennial took place, the United States had suffered a humiliating defeat in Vietnam, Congressional investigations had revealed massive FBI spying on US citizens, and Richard Nixon had just resigned in disgrace. Public confidence in the government was at a low ebb. The centennial in 1876 was even worse.
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Letter to the editor: Lexington must adapt its waste disposal to avoid substantial cost increases

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By Peter Shapiro
| The Lexington Observer Verified
A YES vote on June 16th will re-affirm a 2026 Annual Town Meeting decision to proceed with economically necessary changes to our trash collection. If YES prevails, the Select Board will designate a standard bin size for continued “free” (tax supported) residential trash collection, and will set fees to collect trash that’s in excess of what fits in the standard bin.
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For The Fourth Time In Seven Years, The Supreme Court Expands The Transportation Worker Exemption To The Federal Arbitration Act

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By Alex Ershock, Joelle Nelson, Peter Shapiro
| Mondaq
Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith LLP are most popular: within Finance and Banking topic(s) On May 28, 2026, in Flowers Foods, Inc. v. Brock, 608 U.S. ___ , the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision that significantly expanded the scope of the “transportation worker exemption” under the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA).
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