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The Supreme Court wrapped up its term this week and left in its wake historic rulings that expanded presidential immunity, limited federal regulatory authority, curbed prosecutorial discretion and punted abortion decisions. https://lnkd.in/eE8Nx8cc

Employers can attract employees by shifting their mindsets from frustration to proactively adopting proven strategies in recruitment, training and retention. https://lnkd.in/eX5_Xvpi

New in U.S. News Opinion from Marvin Dunn: As a Black man born in Florida in 1940, two-and-a-half decades before the Civil Rights Act went into effect, I’ve been reflecting on how far we’ve come as a nation since my childhood in the era of Jim Crow – and how far we still have to go. https://lnkd.in/eyAdkcQq

Job search sites can help interviewees efficiently search for and apply to hundreds of opportunities.  https://lnkd.in/eSyNc2Gr

New in U.S. News Opinion by Kevin J. McMahon: With their decision in Trump v. United States, the six justices of the conservative majority will exacerbate the growing perception that the Supreme Court is motivated mainly by politics, not by the law. https://lnkd.in/etcR4GEG

New commentary by Adrian P. Fontes: A strong economy is inseparable from a strong democracy. And democracy thrives when businesses are not merely bystanders but active participants in the political and social fabric of our nation. https://lnkd.in/e9JADKhq

Policy Perspectives on Best States & Economic Opportunity The U.S. News Best States rankings include data on more than 70 metrics across eight categories. While certain states might excel in one metric, they might lag in another. What makes a "best state" for one person or community might depend on a variety of factors, including who you ask and what they value. In a panel discussion with several public officials from across the country, U.S. News and the Global Black Economic Forum will engage in a wide-ranging and action-oriented conversation about using data to make informed decisions and build scalable and sustainable solutions for creating economic opportunity for all. While the methods are many, the most promising solutions require an all-hands-on-deck approach from the leaders in government, business, education and beyond – as well as continued pressure and accountability from a public fed up with stark inequities.

President Joe Biden’s shaky performance at the first presidential debate of the cycle has left many Democrats on edge and questioning whether there’s a path to victory in November. https://lnkd.in/e5auWDS7

The president, often raspy and rambling, did not quiet Democratic anxieties about voter perceptions that he’s too old to serve another term. So how does his poor performance affect the race? https://lnkd.in/eXyq57id