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Supreme Court Open to Oil Industry’s Stance in Climate Case
The U.S. Supreme Court appeared open to the oil industry’s arguments in a high-stakes procedural spat that will set the course for climate litigation across the country.
Supreme Court Hints It Will Let FCC Relax Media-Ownership Limits
The Supreme Court suggested it will let the
Merck Loses Bid for Supreme Court to Revive $2.5 Billion Verdict
The Supreme Court rebuffed a bid by
‘Tiger King’ Park Must Give Big Cats to Government, Court Says
The owners of a new facility linked to the Netflix series “Tiger King” must immediately surrender all big cat cubs under the age of one year and their mothers to the government, an Oklahoma federal court ruled.
Oath Keeper Faces First Conspiracy Charge Over Capitol Riot
A leader of the far-right group Oath Keepers is facing the first conspiracy charge to arise from the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol riot, with prosecutors alleging he plotted to disrupt the U.S. election.
Pension Solvency Relief Gets Fresh Shot in Democratic Congress
Saving underfunded pension plans from bankruptcy has a better chance of coming to fruition now that Democrats control both the White House and Congress.
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