https://v2.courthousenews.com/obama-will-campaign-with-harris-in-key-swing-states-next-week/
Obama will campaign with Harris in key swing states next week | Courthouse News Service
Kamala Harris was an early supporter of Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential bid, and knocked doors for him in Iowa ahead of its caucus that led off voting in the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/new-mexico-supreme-court-considers-legality-of-local-abortion-bans/
New Mexico Supreme Court considers legality of local abortion bans | Courthouse News Service
New Mexico’s attorney general says state law preempts local governments from passing ordinances that interfere with access to abortion.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/europe-takes-lead-over-us-on-crypto-regulation/
Europe takes lead over US on crypto regulation | Courthouse News Service
The United States hasn't decided whether to regulate crypto by the SEC or the CFTC, driving uncertainty for the industry.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/convicted-cop-killer-in-texas-exhausts-appeals/
Convicted Cop Killer in Texas Exhausts Appeals | Courthouse News Service
HOUSTON (CN) – A convicted cop killer who faces the death penalty for the 1998 murder of an off-duty police officer cannot have his appeal reopened and his...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/hospital-merger-may-violate-antitrust-laws/
Hospital Merger May Violate Antitrust Laws | Courthouse News Service
CHICAGO (CN) – A federal judge blocked the merger of two Rockford, Ill., hospitals while regulators determine whether the union will lessen regional health...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/student-athletes-inch-closer-209m-scholarship-settlement/
Student-Athletes Inch Closer to $209M Scholarship Settlement | Courthouse News Service
A federal judge said Tuesday she is inclined to approve a $208.7 million settlement between student athletes and the NCAA and major college sports conferences,...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/tech-patents-288/
Tech Patents | Courthouse News Service
SALT LAKE CITY – eTagz accuses JAKKS Pacific, and others, of violating patents on its computer-readable labels.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/transgender-care-exclusion-case-faces-trial/
Transgender-Care Exclusion Case Faces Trial | Courthouse News Service
MANHATTAN (CN) — With New York’s longstanding transgender-care exclusions declared illegal, the Empire State must now stand trial over what treatments...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/reality-tv-8/
‘Reality’ TV | Courthouse News Service
Two men claim Spike Cable Networks, MTV and Viacom swiped their idea for a show the plaintiffs called “Two Left Feet: A Sports Reality Show,” and broadcast it...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/fbi-wins-narrow-high-court-ruling-on-failed-mosque-sting-operation/
FBI wins narrow high court ruling on failed mosque sting operation | Courthouse News Service
For the second time this week, the justices backed the government’s use of the state secrets privilege.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/prosecution-rests-in-fundamentalist-mormon-child-sex-abuse-trial/
Prosecution rests in fundamentalist Mormon child sex abuse trial | Courthouse News Service
Federal agents said they began investigating self-proclaimed FLDS leader Samuel Bateman in the summer of 2022, but was apparently on their radar long before...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/britney-lawyer-could-pay-for-federal-removal/
Britney Lawyer Could Pay for Federal Removal | Courthouse News Service
The diversion of the Britney Spears conservatorship case to federal court is shaping up to be a debacle for those who wish to free the embattled pop star from...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/infringement-suit-wont-hold-up-new-dance-game/
Infringement Suit Won’t Hold Up New Dance Game | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – A federal judge refused to halt the November release of OG International’s “Get Up and Dance” video game, finding that a French gaming competitor has so...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/shareholder-class-action-113/
Shareholder Class Action | Courthouse News Service
WILMINGTON, Del. – Directors are selling Trulia too cheaply through an unfair process to Zillow, in a stock swap valued at $3.5 billion, shareholders claim in...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/justices-voice-sympathy-for-student-athletes-in-historic-compensation-case/
Justices Voice Sympathy for Student-Athletes in Historic Compensation Case | Courthouse News Service
The NCAA insists that its cash limits protect the integrity of amateur college athletics, but the Supreme Court was leery of the outfit making billions on the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/nyc-rules-upheld-for-debt-collecting-lawyers/
NYC Rules Upheld for Debt-Collecting Lawyers | Courthouse News Service
ALBANY, N.Y. (CN) – A New York City law intended to prevent law firms that also work as debt collectors from engaging in abusive practices does not infringe on...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/kevin-spacey-accuser-jolted-seeing-him-in-court-he-testifies/
Kevin Spacey accuser ‘jolted’ seeing him in court, he testifies | Courthouse News Service
More than three decades after the alleged assault, Anthony Rapp said it's still difficult to see Kevin Spacey in person.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/new-drugs-show-promise-against-breast-cancer/
New Drugs Show Promise Against Breast Cancer | Courthouse News Service
Doctors on Wednesday reported unusually good results from tests of two experimental drugs in women with an aggressive form of breast cancer that had spread...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/brain-cancer-cluster-trial-begins-in-philly/
Brain ‘Cancer-Cluster’ Trial Begins in Philly | Courthouse News Service
PHILADELPHIA (CN) – After more than four years of legal positioning, opening statements and testimony began Monday in the case of a chemical manufacturing...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/live-nation-cant-dodge-antitrust-claims-judge-says/
Live Nation can’t dodge antitrust claims, judge says | Courthouse News Service
The Justice Department, along with 30 state and district attorneys general, sued Live Nation and Ticketmaster last year, claiming the related companies...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/texas-goes-after-digital-nerds/
Texas Goes After Digital Nerds | Courthouse News Service
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/dont-meet-them-sf-official-tells-teens/
Don’t Meet Them, SF Official Tells Teens | Courthouse News Service
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – Sexual predators and stalkers use MeetMe.com to find underage victims, San Francisco’s city attorney claims in court. As attorney for the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/poultry-rules-pose-no-safety-threat-d-c-circuit-finds/
Poultry Rules Pose no Safety Threat, D.C. Circuit Finds | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – Food and Water Watch, a food-safety advocacy group, cannot challenge new poultry-inspection rules that reduce the number of federal inspectors on the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/oj-to-go-behind-bars/
OJ to Go Behind Bars | Courthouse News Service
LAS VEGAS (CN) – O.J. Simpson was sentenced to at least 9 years in prison Friday for robbing two sports memorabilia dealers in a hotel room last year. Before...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/its-a-smash-hit-chinese-return-big-time-to-movie-theaters/
It’s a Smash Hit! Chinese Return Big-Time to Movie Theaters | Courthouse News Service
The thrills and chills of the big screen are back big-time in the world's largest film market.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/patent-trademark-222/
Patent & Trademark | Courthouse News Service
Henry Milan claims Apple violates his patented “flash memory drive with quick connector” in its iPod, in Detroit Federal Court. Omnibank claims Omni Financial...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/women-claim-boss-smelled-their-feet/
Women Claim Boss Smelled Their Feet | Courthouse News Service
SALT LAKE CITY (CN) – Two women who worked at a Massage Envy franchise claim their boss offered them money to smell their feet. One claims that after he...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/top-massachusetts-court-orders-sprawling-relief-on-tainted-drug-cases/
Top Massachusetts Court Orders Sprawling Relief on Tainted Drug Cases | Courthouse News Service
Expanding relief for a class of drug defendants whose cases crossed paths with a now-disgraced chemist, the highest court in Massachusetts agreed Thursday to...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/inglewood-police-officer-charged-with-distributing-cocaine/
Inglewood police officer charged with distributing cocaine | Courthouse News Service
John Baca, a 21-year veteran of the Inglewood Police Department, faces two counts of distributing cocaine. A judge ordered him held without bail, finding him...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/ballplayer-says-movie-man-rolled-him/
Ballplayer Says Movie Man Rolled Him | Courthouse News Service
LOS ANGELES (CN) – Florida Marlins infielder Mike Lamb claims he was defrauded of $253,000 he invested in a “spiritual and theological” movie. After Louis...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/typhoon-complicates-philippines-virus-woes/
Typhoon Complicates Philippines’ Virus Woes | Courthouse News Service
A typhoon that slammed into the Philippines on Thursday forced a risky evacuation for tens of thousands of people during the coronavirus pandemic.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/hoa-says-boxing-champ-floyd-mayweatherthreatened-the-life-of-a-security-guard/
HOA Says Boxing Champ Floyd Mayweather|Threatened the Life of a Security Guard | Courthouse News...
LAS VEGAS (CN) – A homeowners association sued Floyd Mayweather, accusing the boxing champ of “physically accosting” a security guard and “threatening the life...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/justice-department-blocked-from-revoking-decades-old-green-cards/
Justice Department blocked from revoking decades-old green cards | Courthouse News Service
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruling protects approximately 12.8 million permanent residents from potential rescission and deportation.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/uber-ceo-caught-video-arguing-fares-driver/
Uber CEO Caught on Video Arguing Over Fares With Driver | Courthouse News Service
Uber's CEO says he needs leadership help after a video has emerged of him arguing heatedly with a driver about fares. In a dashcam video obtained by Bloomberg...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/stan-lee-saga/
Stan Lee Saga | Courthouse News Service
The late Stan Lee’s longtime business manager Bradley J. Herman claims that Lee’s daughter Joan Celia Lee, her attorney Kirk Schenck and The Daily Beast...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/embezzling-bonds-nets-man-a-year-in-prison/
Embezzling Bonds Nets Man a Year in Prison | Courthouse News Service
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – The former finance director of the Association of Bay Area Governments has been sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/texas-governor-must-turn-over-dropbox-files-in-redistricting-case/
Texas governor must turn over Dropbox files in redistricting case | Courthouse News Service
The Texas governor said he wasn't sure he could access a Dropbox account containing redistricting materials. Civil rights groups say he hasn't tried.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/carlsbad/
Carlsbad | Courthouse News Service
I have this image of my mom, sitting in the late afternoon sun on the front step of my little house in Carlsbad. I was walking back from the beach, a block and...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/explorers/
Explorers | Courthouse News Service
SALINAS, Calif. – A mother claims City of Salinas Community Services Officer Scott Callan, director of the police Explorer program, repeatedly had sex with her...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/heat-wave-fatalities-increased-in-past-decades-in-high-income-areas-study-finds/
Heat wave fatalities increased in past decades in high-income areas, study finds | Courthouse News...
Researchers found that heat waves have caused over 150,000 deaths per warm season, with a surprisingly high rate in colder, higher-income areas.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/justice-department-eyes-more-power-for-immigration-judges/
Justice Department Eyes More Power for Immigration Judges | Courthouse News Service
The Justice Department is reportedly looking at making changes to the authority of appellate immigration judges that would give them power to issue decisions...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/tuition-refund-in-san-diego/
Tuition refund in San Diego | Courthouse News Service
SAN DIEGO — A federal court in California has granted preliminary approval of a settlement between the University of San Diego and a class of its students that...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/trump-goes-hard-after-biden-omar-and-house-dems-at-minneapolis-rally/
Trump Goes Hard Against Biden and Impeachment Probe at Minneapolis Rally | Courthouse News Service
President Donald Trump was given a warm welcome by a packed crowd of supporters in heavily liberal downtown Minneapolis as he laid into Democrats Thursday...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/chemicals-in-hygiene-products-linked-to-early-puberty-in-girls/
Chemicals in Hygiene Products Linked to Early Puberty in Girls | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – Girls exposed to chemicals commonly found in household cosmetic and hygiene products may experience early puberty, according to research published...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/south-african-president-suffers-another-legal-setback/
South African President Suffers Another Legal Setback | Courthouse News Service
South Africa's top court on Friday ruled that parliament failed to hold President Jacob Zuma to account in a scandal over multimillion-dollar upgrades to his...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/afghan-official-says-taliban-abducted-26-peace-activists/
Afghan Official Says Taliban Abducted 26 Peace Activists | Courthouse News Service
The Taliban ambushed a peace convoy in western Afghanistan and abducted 26 activists, members of a peace movement, a police spokesman said Wednesday.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/class-claims-wells-fargo-cheats/
Class Claims Wells Fargo Cheats | Courthouse News Service
TUCSON (CN) – Wells Fargo charges customers for overdrafts though they have enough money in their accounts and creates “a line of credit on accounts without...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/obvious-pairings/
Obvious Pairings | Courthouse News Service
Reality can be such a disappointment. I was on that Internet thing the other day when I spotted this headline: “CNN hires Spitzer, Parker to co-host new...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/police-said-to-taze-grandmother/
Police Said to Taze Grandmother | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – Police Tasered an 86-year-old disabled grandma in her bed and stepped on her oxygen hose until she couldn’t breathe, after her grandson called 911...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/east-german-stasi/
‘East German Stasi’ | Courthouse News Service
MANASSAS, Va. – Battlefield High School used “techniques which resemble that of the East German Stasi” in disciplining a teen for a hypothetical discussion in...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/another-member-quits-body-that-awards-nobel-literature-prize/
Another Member Quits Body That Awards Nobel Literature Prize | Courthouse News Service
A member of the academy that awards the Nobel Prize in literature says she is leaving the body that has been marred by sex-abuse and financial crimes scandals.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/mellon-bank/
Mellon Bank | Courthouse News Service
Ten affiliates of The Regence Group, the Northwest’s largest health insurer, say BNY Mellon Bank cost them millions by loaning Regence money to SIGMA and...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/sec-plans-new-rules-forexecutive-compensation/
SEC Plans New Rules for|Executive Compensation | Courthouse News Service
WASHINGTON (CN) – National securities exchanges have to adopt listing standards requiring that the compensation committees of their members be composed of a...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/judge-strikes-candidates-name-from-ballot-for-congress/
Judge Strikes Candidate’s Name From Ballot for Congress | Courthouse News Service
A state court judge on Wednesday ordered that the name of an Independent candidate for Congress be struck from this year's ballot after he concluded the effort...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/dalys-alleged-hooters-mistress-cant-duck-suit/
Daly’s Alleged Hooters Mistress Can’t Duck Suit | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – The ex-wife of pro golfer John Daly can pursue claims that his Hooters-affiliated girlfriend broke up their marriage, the Mississippi Appeals court...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/mortgage-meltdown-3/
Mortgage Meltdown | Courthouse News Service
AUSTIN, Texas – J.P. Morgan et al. cost the Texas County and District Retirement System $64 million by misrepresenting residential mortgage-backed securities,...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/holistic-vet-loses-suit-over-tufts-lecture-and-dead-horse/
Holistic Vet Loses Suit Over Tufts Lecture and Dead Horse | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – A veterinarian who did not pay Tufts University for hospitalizing her cancer-riddled horse cannot sue after the school barred her from attending an...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/colorado-lawmaker-calls-planned-parenthoodreal-culprit-in-mass-shooting/
Colorado Lawmaker Calls Planned Parenthood|’Real Culprit’ in Mass Shooting | Courthouse News Service
DENVER (CN) – A Colorado lawmaker says Planned Parenthood is “the real culprit” in the mass shooting that killed three people and injured nine at its Colorado...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/nordstrom-2/
Nordstrom | Courthouse News Service
VISTA, Calif. – Nordstrom pays less than minimum wage and sometimes doesn’t pay at all for the hours workers spend restocking the shelves, a class action...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/manhattan-da-investigating-trump-wont-seek-reelection/
Manhattan DA Investigating Trump Won’t Seek Reelection | Courthouse News Service
The announcement from Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. comes weeks after the Supreme Court refused to block his subpoena of the former president's...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/coca-cola-sued-on-vitamin-water-ads/
Coca Cola Sued on ‘Vitamin Water’ Ads | Courthouse News Service
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – Coca-Cola touts its “Glaceau Vitamin Water” as a healthy alternative to soft drinks even though a bottle of it has about the same amount...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/writers-say-ae-tv-show-was-their-idea/
Writers Say A&E TV Show Was Their Idea | Courthouse News Service
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/bank-accused-of-abetting-ponzi-scheme/
Bank Accused of Abetting Ponzi Scheme | Courthouse News Service
CLAYTON, Mo. (CN) – Eighty-one customers claim in court that Cole Taylor Bank aided and abetted a $50 million Ponzi scheme by failing to monitor accounts....
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/ny-family-gets-2m-for-death-in-police-custody/
NY Family Gets $2M for Death in Police Custody | Courthouse News Service
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (CN) – A Long Island police department will pay $2.5 million to the family of a sickly bipolar man who died when denied his medication in...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/ireland-refuses-to-give-up-suspect-in-1996-french-murder/
Ireland Refuses to Give Up Suspect in 1996 French Murder | Courthouse News Service
Ireland's High Court on Monday rejected a third attempt by the French authorities to extradite a British man in connection with a long-running unsolved murder...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/merck-says-covid-19-pill-cuts-risk-of-death-hospitalization/
Merck says Covid-19 pill cuts risk of death, hospitalization | Courthouse News Service
The company said it will soon ask health officials in the U.S. and around the world to authorize the pill’s use.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/mask-mandate/
Mask Mandate | Courthouse News Service
An appeals court in Florida ruled against a group of Palm Beach County residents’ in their suit challenging the county’s Covid-19-related mask mandate. The...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/trumps-broad-tariffs-go-into-effect-just-as-us-economic-pain-is-surfacing/
Trump’s broad tariffs go into effect just as US economic pain is surfacing | Courthouse News Service
There are signs of self-inflicted wounds to the U.S. as companies and consumers brace for the impact of the new taxes.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/pleas-for-bees/
Pleas for bees | Courthouse News Service
TUCSON — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is taking too long to decide whether four species of bees deserve protection under the Endangered Species Act, the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/epa-board-nixes-shells-permits-to-drill-in-alaska/
EPA Board Nixes Shell’s Permits to Drill in Alaska | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – The Environmental Protection Agency’s federal appeals board revoked two oil-drilling permits that the agency issued to Shell under the Clean Air Act,...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/judge-rules-twitter-can-be-sued-for-failing-to-take-down-child-porn-videos/
Judge rules Twitter can be sued for failing to take down child porn videos | Courthouse News Service
A federal judge found Twitter may have benefitted financially from ad revenue generated by tweets containing child sexual abuse material.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/biden-administration-awards-3-3-billion-in-transportation-grants/
Biden administration awards $3.3 billion in transportation grants | Courthouse News Service
The money will help reconnect communities impacted by transportation and urban renewal projects.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/food-poisoning-6/
Food Poisoning | Courthouse News Service
LINCOLN, Neb. – A mother and son were hospitalized in June during a nationwide outbreak of cyclospora food poisoning, they say in a lawsuit against Darden...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/shareholder-class-action-417/
Shareholder Class Action | Courthouse News Service
Cornell Cos. are selling themselves too cheaply to The GEO Group, for 1.3 GEO share for each Cornell share, or 1 GEO share plus $6 per Cornell share, a $685...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/can-oregon-handle-a-megaquake/
Can Oregon handle a megaquake? | Courthouse News Service
There’s a 37% chance that a dreaded “megathrust” earthquake will rock Oregon within the next 50 years. How is the Beaver State preparing?
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/5-years-for-child-pornon-dea-issued-laptop/
5 Years for Child Porn|on DEA-Issued Laptop | Courthouse News Service
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (CN) – A former Missouri National Guardsman was sentenced Monday to 63 months in federal prison for downloading child pornography on a...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/shotgun-blast-greets-pizza-doordasher/
Shotgun blast greets pizza DoorDasher | Courthouse News Service
WAUKESHA, Wis. — A Wisconsin appeals court upheld the conviction of a man who “discharged his shotgun through his front door” at a DoorDash delivery driver who...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/wisconsin-officers-on-front-lines-in-two-student-shootings/
Wisconsin Officers on Front Lines in Two Student Shootings | Courthouse News Service
Wisconsin high school resource officers have found themselves on the front lines in two student shootings in the past two days, underscoring how police in...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/atheists-in-court/
Atheists in Court | Courthouse News Service
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – American Atheists claims Bradford County, Fla., unconstitutionally put a “massive monument” displaying the Ten Commandments in front of...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/sex-scandal-article-poses-trouble-for-gannett/
Sex Scandal Article Poses Trouble for Gannett | Courthouse News Service
CINCINNATI (CN) – Gannett cannot dismiss a defamation lawsuit over its publication of an article that said an Ohio police officer “had sex with a woman while...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/mom-off-hook-for-taking-drugs-while-pregnant/
Mom Off Hook for Taking Drugs While Pregnant | Courthouse News Service
(CN) — A mother cannot be convicted of child abuse for smoking meth during her pregnancy because a fetus is not a child under Michigan law, a state appeals...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/sturgeon/
Sturgeon | Courthouse News Service
The Illinois Commercial Fishing Association sued the Secretary of the Interior, challenging a final rule prohibiting taking of shovelnose sturgeon,...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/no-attorneys-fees-for-delays-in-discovery/
No Attorney’s Fees for Delays in Discovery | Courthouse News Service
RICHMOND, Va. (CN) – A tobacco shop owner investigated for the sale of synthetic marijuana was denied attorney’s fees for the extended discovery in the case....
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/attorneys-56/
Attorneys | Courthouse News Service
Colin Kennedy practices law without a license through his business, www.Candivorce.ca, The Law Society of British Columbia claims in Vancouver Supreme Court.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/genovese-family-mob-boss-and-nephew-plead-guilty/
Genovese Family Mob Boss and Nephew Plead Guilty | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – An “acting boss” of the Genovese crime family and his “primary lieutenant,” his nephew, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and racketeering on Wednesday,...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/deep-problems-over-deep-throat-remake/
Deep Problems Over ‘Deep Throat’ Remake | Courthouse News Service
LOS ANGELES (CN) – The makers of “Deep Throat” – the Linda Lovelace movie that was the highest-grossing porn film of all time – claim that Vivid Entertainment...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/arizona-prisons-medical-care-scrutinized-in-federal-court/
Arizona Prisons Medical Care Scrutinized in Federal Court | Courthouse News Service
An inmate at an Arizona prison told a federal court Wednesday that he went more than a year without treatment for lymphoma.
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/relatives-sue-boeing-over-indonesia-crash/
Relatives Sue Boeing Over Indonesia Plane Crash | Courthouse News Service
Indonesian relatives of the victims of the deadly Lion Air crash last month claim in a federal lawsuit filed Monday that Boeing did not inform pilots about a...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/know-taylor-swift-testifies-groping-trial/
‘I Know It Was Him,’ Taylor Swift Testifies at Groping Trial | Courthouse News Service
“It was a definite grab, a very long grab,” Taylor Swift testified Thursday at the trial of a former DJ she accuses of groping her before a concert. “It was...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/shareholder-class-action-664/
Shareholder Class Action | Courthouse News Service
National City Corp. executives are granting themselves more than $41 million in golden parachutes in selling the company too cheaply to The PNC Financial...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/malaysia-to-pay-us-firm-up-to-70m-if-it-finds-missing-plane/
Malaysia to Pay US Firm Up to $70M if It Finds Missing Plane | Courthouse News Service
Malaysia's government said Wednesday it will pay U.S. company Ocean Infinity up to $70 million if it can find the wreckage or black boxes of Malaysia Airlines...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/aclu-touts-dismissal-of-6057-tainted-drug-cases-in-massachusetts/
ACLU Touts Dismissal of 6,057 Tainted Drug Cases in Massachusetts | Courthouse News Service
Closing out a banner year for overturned drug convictions, the American Civil Liberties Union announced a 25 percent boost Thursday to the number of cases...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/trump-suggests-hes-moving-forward-with-sanctuary-city-plan/
Trump Suggests He’s Moving Forward With Sanctuary City Plan | Courthouse News Service
President Donald Trump suggested Monday that his threat to ship immigrants to so-called sanctuary cities is taking effect, even though it remains unclear...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/the-two-tales-of-post-inauguration-post-riot-washington/
The Two Tales of Post-Inauguration, Post-Riot Washington | Courthouse News Service
MSNBC host Chris Hayes spent a good portion of his Wednesday broadcast praising Biden's climate change stance. Fox News’ Tucker Carlson is obsessed with the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/sec-wants-350000from-inside-trader/
SEC Wants $350,000|From Inside Trader | Courthouse News Service
MANHATTAN (CN) – Stock trader Joseph Mancuso made $350,000 trading illegally on inside information he got from “his good friend and colleague” Zvi Goffer, the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/gunman-at-large-after-shooting-houston-area-cops/
Gunman Dead After Shooting Three Officers in Houston | Courthouse News Service
Three Texas law enforcement officers are hospitalized in stable condition after they were shot Tuesday afternoon while trying to execute an arrest warrant at a...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/bounty-hunters-awarded-500k-for-airline-arrest/
Bounty Hunters Awarded $500K for Airline Arrest | Courthouse News Service
(CN) – Southwest Airlines must pay $500,000 each to a pair of bounty hunters who were arrested after Southwest allowed them to carry guns on the plane, the...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/pompeos-state-department-refused-to-defend-ambassador/
Pompeo’s State Department Refused to Defend Ambassador | Courthouse News Service
The State Department's third-ranking official is expected to tell Congress that political considerations were behind the agency's refusal to deliver a robust...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/dream-wedding-ruined-by-a-measly-fire/
‘Dream Wedding’ Ruined by a Measly Fire | Courthouse News Service
MIAMI (CN) – A woman says in court she developed post-traumatic stress disorder after a charter company moved her wedding reception from a yacht to a...
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https://v2.courthousenews.com/government-166/
Government | Courthouse News Service
Kentucky’s 2008 executive budget illegally requires traveler’s checks to become the property of the state if no one cashes them within seven years of the date...
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