The Supreme court protects constitutional rights of religious institutions. Biden's CEA picks say a lot about his trade policy.

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December 2, 2020

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What Do Biden’s CEA Picks Think About Trade ([link removed] ) ?

It seems likely that Rouse, Boushey, and Bernstein would be less aggressive and protectionist on trade than Trump has been, although that is probably true of just about anyone in a Biden administration.

- The Trade Policy Views of Biden's CEA Picks ([link removed] )

By Simon Lester and Alfredo Carrillo Obregon

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The Supreme Court Protects Religious Liberty In a Pandemic ([link removed] )

A much‐​misunderstood ruling says that arbitrary essential/​nonessential distinctions don’t pass the constitutional smell test, particularly where fundamental rights are at stake.

- Supreme Court Rules that Constitution Matters, Even in a Pandemic ([link removed] )

By Ilya Shapiro

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