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JUDGE SETS BOND FOR MAR-A-LAGO MANAGER CHARGED IN CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS CASE

The latest indictment in the classified documents investigation charges another
employee of former President Donald Trump with obstruction.

by Steve Garrison


WHITE HOUSE ADVISERS SEEK TO LIMIT FBI ACCESS TO FOREIGN SURVEILLANCE DATA AFTER
'INTENTIONAL MISCONDUCT'

The FBI's "intentional misconduct" includes searching foreign surveillance data
for Americans allegedly involved in the Capitol riot and George Floyd protests,
the intelligence advisory board reported.

by Nolan Stout


COLORADO MAN ACCUSED OF PLANNING TO JOIN TERROR GROUP PLEADS NOT GUILTY

The 18-year-old defendant was arrested weeks earlier on his way to board a
flight to Turkey.

by Amanda Pampuro


NEW VACCINE ALLEVIATES ALZHEIMER’S IN MICE, SUGGESTING HUMAN BENEFITS

By eliminating cells expressing a certain protein, researchers made the mice
perform better in maze tests and improve their awareness.

by Michael Gennaro

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JUDGE BLOCKS ARKANSAS LAW TARGETING LIBRARIANS FOR PROVIDING 'HARMFUL' MATERIALS
TO MINORS

In practice, the law would have burdened teens from accessing free library books
appropriate for their reading level, the federal judge wrote.

by Nina Pullano

COURTS & THE LAW


PRINCETON STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO FELONY CHARGE FOR ROLE IN CAPITOL RIOT

Larry Giberson Jr., a politics major at Princeton University, faces a maximum
sentence of five years for his participation in the insurrection at the U.S.
Capitol.

by Ryan Knappenberger


TOP MICHIGAN COURT PROTECTS BENEFITS FOR THOUSANDS HURT IN CAR WRECKS

The ruling overturns a Michigan insurance law that threatened to retroactively
cut critical long-term medical benefits for people injured in car collisions
over four years ago.

by David Wells


$5 MILLION NY CLASS ACTION SUIT ASKS TACO BELL: WHERE'S THE BEEF?

A Queens man says the Mexican Pizza he bought from Taco Bell contained
approximately half of the seasoned beef and bean filling that he expected from
the company's advertisements and marketing.

by Josh Russell

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STRUCTURAL HURDLES JEOPARDIZE MEXICO’S ‘SUPERPESO’

Mexico’s currency is seeing its best rate against the dollar since 2015, but the
predominance of the informal economy and other systemic factors threaten that
growth, experts say.

by Cody Copeland



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SANTA CLARA COUNTY BLASTED FOR JAILING PEOPLE WHO CANNOT POST BAIL

Unlike many California counties, Santa Clara County no longer allows people who
cannot post bail to get a court hearing on active arrest warrants.

by Natalie Hanson


MICHIGAN ORDERED TO GET PARENTAL CONSENT TO STORE BABIES' BLOOD SAMPLES

A federal judge found the state of Michigan violated the Fourth Amendment rights
of several parents by keeping blood samples of their infants without consent.

by Kevin Koeninger




EPA AGREES TO STAY STRICT NEW AIR POLLUTION RULES IN SOME STATES



The EPA's "good neighbor" plan places new restrictions on nitrogen oxide
emissions during summer months. Republican-led states have challenged the
proposed rules as government overreach.

by Gabriel Tynes


NO END IN SIGHT FOR OAKLAND PORT TERMINAL COAL BAN TRIAL

Developer Phil Tagami spent weeks on the stand testifying that Oakland's coal
ban derailed a planned export terminal at Port of Oakland.

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NYC OWES PAWN SHOP $1M

A federal court in New York preserved a jury verdict finding New York City
liable for Fourth Amendment violations and malicious prosecution claims,
awarding a pawn shop chain’s owner $1 million in damages. The jury found that
NYPD had an official custom of seizing the pawn shops’ customer buy books and
collateral without a warrant or consent in retaliation for the stores not
participating in the city’s LeadsOnline program.




RWANDAN KIDNAPPING

A federal court in Texas declined to transfer to Washington, D.C., the lawsuit
brought by Rwandan hotelier Paul Rusesabagina of “Hotel Rwanda” fame, who says
he was kidnapped by Rwandan authorities and a private jet charter firm. He could
not show Washington was a more convenient venue for his claims, which include
“Texas common law torts claims.”




PRIVACY FOR SUSPECTS?

The Seventh Circuit ruled that investigators in South Bend, Indiana, are immune
from privacy and emotional distress claims brought by a trans man who was
arrested for failing to support a 17-year-old dependent. There is no clearly
established right to privacy in one’s gender identity during a criminal or child
welfare investigation.


POLLUTION REVIEW

The Ninth Circuit denied San Francisco’s appeal of an EPA order declining to
review the city’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit for its
combined sewer system and wastewater treatment facility in Oceanside. The Clean
Water Act gives the EPA authority to include certain general narrative
prohibitions.




WEBCASTING FEES

The D.C. Circuit upheld the Copyright Royalty Board’s decision to double the
licensing fees for commercial webcasters to $100 per channel and a $100,000 cap
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TEE HIGGINS JEWELRY DEBT

A jeweler in northern Kentucky sued Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee
Higgins, claiming he owes over $200,000 for diamond jewelry, including several
custom-made pieces.


DEEP SOUTH DEFAMATION

Former Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant claims Mississippi Today and its
reporter Mary Margaret White defamed him in a story accusing him of embezzling
$77 million in federal welfare money.


BOOK BAN

Booksellers, publishers and authors are seeking to block the enforcement of a
ban on books deemed "sexually explicit" and the restriction of books deemed
"sexually relevant" in public schools.


DEFECTIVE REMOTE

A mother whose 21-month-old child was seriously injured after ingesting a button
battery that fell out of an LED light remote is suing Amazon, claiming the
remote was defectively designed.


WASHINGTON WOLF SLAUGHTER

Conservation advocates want Washington to review its policies allowing the
killing of wolves, including the "caught in the act" rule allowing livestock
owners to slay those attacking their animals. The groups sought clarity on the
policy in a petition.

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TRAVIS SCOTT DROPS ‘UTOPIA,’ HIS FIRST ALBUM SINCE THE ASTROWORLD FESTIVAL
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CYPRUS AUTHORITIES FREE BRITISH MAN DESPITE A 2-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE FOR KILLING
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A NOTRE DAME PROFESSOR SUES A STUDENT PUBLICATION OVER ITS COVERAGE OF HER
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