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Jun 25, 2015

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Noah Feldman: "Chief Justice =ohn Roberts just saved the Affordable Care Act -- again. As he did in 2012= Roberts defected from his conservative colleagues and joined the courtâ=80™s liberals in refusing to send Obamacare into a death-spiral. In King=v. Burwell, Roberts has now cemented his reputation as a true believer in =udicial restraint -- perhaps as the only justice who still believes in it.= Read more...

Megan McArdle: Some supporter= of the Affordable Care Act threatened to undermine the Supreme Court's le=itimacy if it didn't agree with their interpretation of the statute. "With=a 6-3 ruling, the call was not so close that the posturing pushed it over.=But they did have one effect. By pretending that the Supreme Court and the=rule of law were at risk in this ruling, they strained the already frayed =abric of civil society." Read more...

Declassified

Josh Rogin and Eli Lake: "The=FBI has been rounding up more potential 'lone wolf' terrorists, Congressio=al leaders and the Justice Department say, in response to the perception o= a mounting threat of domestic attacks inspired by the Islamic State." Read more...

Economics

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2016 Elections

The Editors: "Louisiana Gover=or Bobby Jindal is a talented executive who, in his attempt to please cons=rvative ideologues, adopted reckless fiscal policies that have run his sta=e into the ground. He is also the latest Republican to enter the president=al race. ... Jindal's candidacy may end up being useful mainly as a cautio=ary tale for overly ambitious politicians." Read more...

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