Morning Docket: 07.19.22
* Considering how wed we are to easy gun access, the Blue Lives Matter crowd might want to make sure 4-year-olds have better trigger discipline. [News On 6] * Would surfing the ballot tide allow for a prosecutorial override? [MSNBC] * Texas is quicker on violating children's right to privacy than preventing teenagers from buying assault rifles. [CNN] * Nothing upholds the Hippocratic Oath like letting a woman bleed for 10 days for fear of losing a medical license. Thanks, SCOTUS! [Independent] * News sells, but who's buying? A free oress only matters if people are pressed enough to read. [The Guardian]
Home Alone in a rich neighborhood, apparently.
* Considering how wed we are to easy gun access, the Blue Lives Matter crowd might want to make sure 4-year-olds have better trigger discipline. [News On 6]
* Would surfing the ballot tide allow for a prosecutorial override? [MSNBC]
* Texas is quicker on violating children’s right to privacy than preventing teenagers from buying assault rifles. [CNN]
* Nothing upholds the Hippocratic Oath like letting a woman bleed for 10 days for fear of losing a medical license. Thanks, SCOTUS! [Independent]
* News sells, but who’s buying? A free press only matters if people are pressed enough to read. [The Guardian]
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