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When Institutions Pick a Parent

A federal lawsuit in Maryland challenges how private schools manage parental custody disputes, focusing on Concordia Preparatory School’s alleged improper involvement in a custody conflict. The case raises critical questions about school responsibilities in such matters, particularly surrounding the enforcement of unserved protective orders and how institutions handle conflicting parental claims.

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Sen. Thom Tillis Draws a Line: No Fed Nominee Until DOJ Resolves Powell Probe — Even Under Trump

Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) is blocking any Federal Reserve chair nominee until the Justice Department concludes its investigation of former Chair Jerome Powell. This standoff illustrates a power struggle between institutional conservatives and the Trump administration, raising concerns about accountability, Senate independence, and the future legitimacy of the Federal Reserve amidst economic uncertainty.

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