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  • 1 week ago | triblive.com | Lori Falce

    On Saturday, when Minnesota state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband were murdered, and state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife were gunned down, they were not the only casualties. And no, I don’t just mean that there were other people killed in gun violence that day. I’m not even talking about violence at other protests, like the death of Arthur Folasa Ah Loo.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Lori Falce

    Jun. 13—The United States of America had barely taken its first breath as a nation governed by the Constitution when it was realized that changes were needed. While we will celebrate Independence Day on July 4 as the country's 249th birthday, that's a bit wrong. That was the day we declared ourselves separate from the British crown. It was 1789 when we became a functioning nation.

  • 2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Lori Falce

    The United States of America had barely taken its first breath as a nation governed by the Constitution when it was realized that changes were needed. While we will celebrate Independence Day on July 4 as the country’s 249th birthday, that’s a bit wrong. That was the day we declared ourselves separate from the British crown. It was 1789 when we became a functioning nation. That same year, James Madison began spelling out the finer points that had been missed in the broad strokes of the Constitution.

  • 3 weeks ago | triblive.com | Lori Falce

    In December, as the Biden administration was winding down and the air was thick with plans for the second Donald Trump term in the White House, I asked a question. I looked at the events surrounding the continuing resolution bill making its way through both chambers of Congress with bipartisan support — until Trump’s biggest donor, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, called it a “steal” of public tax dollars.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Lori Falce

    May 23—Navigating the law isn't easy. There is a reason lawyers go to school for so long, pay so much for their education and in turn charge what they do per hour. The law is not as easy as "thou shalt not." It requires deeper understanding of not just what is being allowed or prohibited or required but how and why and in what circumstances. And this doesn't go just for the courts that interpret the law and weigh transgressions — although that's often where people think the law lives and breathes.

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Lori Falce
Lori Falce @lorifalce
15 Jun 25

Editorial: Is Pennsylvania the golf capital of America? (Via TribLive) https://t.co/wtARNXYlmE

Lori Falce
Lori Falce @lorifalce
14 Jun 25

Editorial: Does that star-spangled banner yet wave? (Via TribLive) https://t.co/RkzGshMg1h

Lori Falce
Lori Falce @lorifalce
13 Jun 25

Lori Falce: Los Angeles confrontations are becoming less about immigration than First Amendment (Via TribLive) https://t.co/XdV9MI0GMD