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Portland Police to Pay Former Official Who Pushed to Defund Department

The police union in Portland, Oregon, along with two officers, agreed to pay a former city commissioner $680,000 to settle claims that they leaked information falsely implicating her in a hit-and-run.

JP Morgan Settles for $75 Million in Lawsuit With U.S. Virgin Islands Over Jeffrey Epstein Involvement

JP Morgan Chase has settled in their lawsuit with the U.S. Virgin Islands over the bank's involvement with financier Jeffrey Epstein.

‘Radiation From All Cell Phones Is Dangerous’: Russian Agency

Rospotrebnadzor, the Russian agency for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing, said radiation from all cell phones is dangerous.

Former Kentucky Clerk Fined $100,000 For Denying Gay Couple Marriage License in 2015

Former Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis, who gained national attention when she refused to grant marriage licenses to gay partners in 2015, has now been ordered by a federal jury to pay one gay couple a total of $100,000.

Hunter Biden Files Lawsuit Against Former Trump White House Aide Over Laptop Content

Hunter Biden filed a lawsuit against former Trump White House aide Garrett Ziegler for his alleged involvement in spreading content pertaining to Biden's infamous laptop.

Arizona Superior Court Rules in Favor of Strengthened Signature Matching Process for Mail-In Ballots

Ballots were being counted even if the signatures didn't align with those in the voter's registration record, a clear violation of the state's laws.

DOJ Intervened for U.S. Attorney David Weiss in Response to Hunter Biden Investigation

Emails reveal that the Department of Justice (DOJ) intervened for U.S. Attorney David Weiss in congressional matters relating to the Hunter Biden investigation.

Maui County Sues Hawaiian Electric For Causing Wildfire

The local government in Maui has sued the Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) this week after claiming the business caused the deadly wildfire earlier this month.

Law School Administrators Work To Evade Supreme Court Ban on Affirmative Action

Law school administrators are attempting to work around the Supreme Court's ban on race-based admissions decisions.

Court Rules in Favor of Michigan Fruit Farmer Who Was Banned From Farmer’s Market After Not Hosting Same-Sex Marriages

Steve Tennes sued East Lansing in 2017 after officials excluded him from the city’s farmers market.

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