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Senator Rand Paul Wins in Neighbor Attack Case

Senator Rand Paul was awarded $375,000 in punitive damages and $200,000 for pain and suffering after an attack from his neighbor in 2017. So reports Fox News.

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Apple Sued Over Facetime Eavesdropping Bug

Apple has been hit with its first lawsuit over a newly disclosed Facetime vulnerability. So reports 9to5Mac.

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Lawsuit Seeks to Remedy Controversial Saints-Rams Game ‘No Call’

A lawsuit against the NFL and its commissioner, Roger Goodell, has been filed on behalf of New Orleans Saints ticket holders. So reports ABC News.

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Walgreens Settles Separate Fraud Cases Involving Federal Health Programs

Walgreens will pay $296.2 million to settle two fraud cases related to the improper billing of federal healthcare programs. So reports the Health Payer Intelligence.

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Stone Indicted by Grand Jury in Mueller Probe

Roger Stone, who once served as an advisor to President Donald Trump, was arrested and charged on seven counts, including obstruction and witness tampering. So reports the Independent Journal Review.

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Harvey Weinstein Cleans House, Brings in High-powered Legal Team

Harvey Weinstein will hire new defense attorneys, even though some expressed concerns two of the new lawyers once represented movie mogul accuser Rose McGowan. So reports Variety.

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Alec Baldwin Fined, Heads to Anger Management Over Parking Scuffle

Actor Alec Baldwin pleaded guilty to a harassment charge after an alleged altercation with a man over a parking spot in New York City. So reports Fox News.

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W. Va. House Votes 97-2 to Allow Drunk Driving on Your Own Property

A West Virginia law could make it legal to drive intoxicated on your own property. So reports WVVA.

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Dishwasher Wins $21M in Religious Rights Dispute

Marie Jean Pierre, who was a hotel dishwasher in Miami, sued Park Hotels & Resorts—once known as Hilton Worldwide—and was awarded $21.5 million after alleging her religious rights were violated. So reports NBC News.

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Judge: 2020 Census Citizenship Question ‘Arbitrary And Capricious’

Judge Jesse M. Furman ruled a potential census question asking about citizenship would likely pass constitutional muster, but is still in violation of the law. So reports the Associated Press.

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