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Judge stays order for Trump to testify about 2015 fight between his security guards and protesters

A judge has stayed an order for President Donald Trump to testify in a legal dispute brought by protesters who say Trump’s security guards assaulted them during his campaign. New York Judge Doris Gonzalez previously called Trump’s testimony “indispensable” and ...

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Chief Justice Roberts laments having to do Congress’ job

Interviewing Chief Justice John Roberts during an event at Manhattan’s Temple Emanu-El on Monday night, Rabbi Mark Lipson offered a critique of the legislative and executive branches that counterbalance Roberts’ court. “Every time I attend a case, I walk away ...

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Abortion restrictions are costing states millions of dollars

In the past four years, taxpayers in states trying to restrict abortion access have paid almost $10 million in attorney fees for abortion providers. That price tag is likely to keep growing as more abortion restrictions are challenged, including three ...

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NYPD officer who moonlighted as El Chapo’s wife’s bodyguard is arrested in cocaine sting

A New York police officer who worked an off-duty job as a bodyguard for the wife of drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán faces felony drug charges after he was accused of accepting cash in exchange for police protection in ...

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Ruth Bader Ginsburg is larger than life in Washington, D.C., mural

WASHINGTON – In many ways, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is already larger than life, with an adoring fandom, a rap-influenced nickname bestowed by admirers and two motion pictures depicting her life. But now, the expression is becoming quite ...

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Justice Department won’t say whether grand jury turned down indictment of McCabe, his lawyers say

WASHINGTON – Lawyers for Andrew McCabe asserted Thursday that the District of Columbia U.S. Attorney’s Office is refusing to say whether a grand jury declined to indict the former acting FBI director, and complained of inappropriate media leaks they said ...

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Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy plan includes special protection for the Sackler family fortune

In 2008, as Purdue Pharma was searching for a new chief executive, Richard Sackler received a memo from an adviser. “In the event that a favorable [recapitalization] deal cannot be structured during 2008, the most certain way for the owners ...

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