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Article is talking about new construction, not overall unit size.

1 - Seattle - 661 square feet.
2 - Portland - 685
3 - Queens - 692
4 - Brooklyn - 712
5 - Detroit - 726
6 - Manhattan - 737
7 - Washington D.C. - 744
8 - San Francisco - 756
9 - Philadelphia - 764
10 - Silver Spring, MD - 770

I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure I have more than 685 square feet of just bookshelves...

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16783334

8-1 with Thomas the dissent.

“The court and government do not point to a single historical law revoking a citizen’s Second Amendment right based on possible interpersonal violence,” Thomas wrote. “Yet, in the interest of ensuring the Government can regulate one subset of society, today’s decision puts at risk the Second Amendment rights of many more.”

8-1 with Thomas the dissent.

“The court and government do not point to a single historical law revoking a citizen’s Second Amendment right based on possible interpersonal violence,” Thomas wrote. “Yet, in the interest of ensuring the Government can regulate one subset of society, today’s decision puts at risk the Second Amendment rights of many more.”

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16769411

"It’s expected that up to 40,000 passengers will hit by flight cancellations. The airline is to get in touch and offer a refund or alternative booking.

The pilots are to begin an indefinite work-to-rule from next Wednesday after balloting for industrial action, which means they will not engage in overtime or out-of-hours duties."

"It’s expected that up to 40,000 passengers will hit by flight cancellations. The airline is to get in touch and offer a refund or alternative booking.

The pilots are to begin an indefinite work-to-rule from next Wednesday after balloting for industrial action, which means they will not engage in overtime or out-of-hours duties."

"Since filing for bankruptcy in October 2023, Rite Aid has been closing stores across the country and in Michigan.

Rite Aid has more than 180 stores in Michigan."

"Judge Aileen Cannon will begin three days of hearings that could determine the future of the charges against the former president.

Trump is arguing that Jack Smith – who has brought charges against Trump in Florida and Washington, DC – was unlawfully appointed as special counsel."

Three days to go "Yeah, no he wasn't."

Term technically ends a week from tomorrow, Friday, 6/28.

"Of the 61 cases the Supreme Court heard this year, 19 are still unresolved with a few weeks left in its term

The high court's justices are still weighing whether former President Donald Trump is immune from criminal prosecution in the election interference case against him, more than a month after hearing arguments

Another case, related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol, questions the validity of obstruction charges brought against hundreds of people who took part in the insurrection

There's also still an abortion case on the docket this year: whether doctors can provide that medical procedure in emergencies in states that banned abortion after the court overturned Roe v. Wade"

"In January PBOT sent him a letter saying he would have to pay $12,600 a month for 20 years, totaling about $3 million. "We don't even pull that kind of income. There is a couple of us here working. It'll absolutely close us down.”

Park asked Peterson, "Do you feel like they are trying to drive you out?" Peterson replied, "Yes! They are trying to tax us out of everything."

Meader said they were being asked to pay $7,000 a month for 20 years."

"Because the fire was not caused by a crash, authorities said no law would require the driver to remain at the scene and exchange information with police."