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Pittsburg Law School Prof Steps Down for Racial Slur

Monday, 19 October 2020

A University of Pittsburgh School of Law professor has resigned his post after using a racial slur during one of his lectures. The professor was not identified by name in the article. So reports the Pittsburg Post-Gazette.

Airforce Settles After Contractor Killed in Live-fire Exercise

Monday, 19 October 2020

The Air Force has been found responsible for the death of contractor Charles Holbrook after a live-fire exercise went awry. So reports the Yahoo! News.

NordicTrack Sues Peloton in Latest Lawsuit Salvo

Monday, 19 October 2020

Peloton competitor ICON Health & Fitness filed a lawsuit alleging the popular exercise equipment company infringed upon two of its design patents. So reports Business Insider.

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