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Why some major retailers are finally starting to cut prices, tension inside the Supreme Court, and more
Jun 13, 2024
Wall Street Journal correspondent Jess Bravin discusses the intensifying strains within the Supreme Court as its term ends. Major retailers cutting prices amidst inflation concerns. American cricket gains attention with a Silicon Valley tech worker star player.
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- Tensions within the Supreme Court impact decision-making, deepening divisions among justices.
- Retailers are cutting prices due to balanced inflation management strategies and post-pandemic supply chain adjustments.
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Tensions at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is facing heightened tensions among the justices, impacting the pace of decision-making and deepening divisions within the court. In 2022, the leaked controversial Dobbs decision created a sense of personal distrust and lack of good faith among the different wings of the court. Disagreements are now more visible in legal opinions and are slowing down the decision process. Justice Sotomayor's emotional response to court decisions reflects the intensified discord, while Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice Samuel Alito face scrutiny over ethics, further eroding trust internally.
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