Small business owners in Brentwood, Missouri, are suing the city over its use of eminent domain to acquire their properties for a $436 million redevelopment project, which they argue is based on a vague and unjustified blight designation. The Institute for Justice claims that the city improperly labeled their thriving businesses as blighted, using minor issues as a pretext for the seizure, despite Missouri laws restricting such actions. This case highlights ongoing legal and ethical concerns following the controversial 2005 Supreme Court ruling in Kelo v. New London, which allowed property seizures for economic development.
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Zelenskyy rejects Trump land swap proposal for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected President Trump’s proposal for a land swap involving Russian-occupied territories ahead of Trump's upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska. The situation underscores ongoing geopolitical tensions as the conflict in Ukraine remains unresolved. Want More Context? 🔎
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