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Supreme Court rules in closely watched GPS case
John Moe Jan 24, 2012
The Fourth Amendment applies even in your car, says SCOTUS.
Secret keeps man on margins of the economy
Jose Arreola Jan 23, 2012
But a decision on routes during a road trip forced Jose Arreola to reveal it to a friend.
Supreme Court to hear EPA regulation case
Sarah Gardner Jan 11, 2012
Sackett v. EPA challenges one of the regulatory agency's key enforcement mechanisms.
How will the Supreme Court tackle health care?
Dahlia Lithwick Jan 3, 2012
It stands to be one of the biggest Supreme Court cases in the last decade: The argument over the constitutionality of the health care law. The final decision won't be easy to predict.
Can the Constitution handle modern technology's issues?
John Moe Dec 28, 2011
Legal issues loom over privacy and what a person actually is.
Filling warehouse space in a down economy
Peter O'Dowd Dec 27, 2011
Warehouses built in some parts of Arizona are unable to find the proper tenants, and are instead looking to alternative businesses to help fill their spaces.
Risky business: Leaving Guatemala
Peter O'Dowd Dec 19, 2011
Guatemalan workers deported three years ago debate whether to return to the United States.
In Napa, civic leaders try to grow a Hispanic middle class
Jeff Tyler Feb 2, 2012
California community takes an innovative approach to move Hispanic immigrants up the economic ladder
Alabama delicatessen owner burned by immigration comments
Tanya Ott Oct 31, 2011
A restaurant owner worries his Latino workers will leave Alabama because of a tough immigration law. But after talking to the media, he also worries about losing customers.
Latino groups call off economic boycott in Arizona
Jeff Tyler Sep 22, 2011
Activists declare victory while acknowledging that the boycott on Arizona businesses also hurt some workers it was meant to help.
