• In job bias dispute: “Federal Court Says Veganism Might Qualify As A Religion” [Religion Clause]
• Perennially credulous L.A. Times drops broad hints that Toyota settlement vindicates sudden acceleration theories, others know better [LA Times, NLJ earlier]
• “Cato Named America’s Most Effective Think Tank Per Dollar Spent” [Dan Mitchell, Nick Rosenkranz]
• Disappointing: Transportation Sec. LaHood said to be “sticking around for a while” [Roads and Bridges, earlier] That was quick: only hours later, he says he’s leaving after all [WaPo]
• It became necessary to destroy the sex workers in order to save them [Melissa Gira Grant/Reason]
• Profile of lefter-than-thou NY attorney general Eric Schneiderman [NY Mag]
• As rural pub tradition declines, Irish government rejects proposal to ease DUI laws [AP]

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