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Judge Rejects Argument That Cutting Off Subsidies Threaten Health Insurance Market

U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria criticized the argument brought forth by California’s attorney, who is leading a coalition demanding the federal government reinstate cut off “Obamacare” subsidies. Chhabria claims states have already mitigated the impact of the lost subsidies. So reports the Associated Press.

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Judge Benched After Expletive-laden Rant with Colleague

Judge Anthony Ferrara interrupted court proceedings with an “expletive-laced” rant and will be banned from hearing cases until his retirement. So reports The New York Daily News.

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Oahu Bans Pedestrians from Looking at Cell Phones While Crossing the Street

The Hawaiian island of Oahu is the first in the nation to pass a law punishing pedestrians for looking at mobile phones and electronic devices while crossing the street. So reports NBC News.

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Disney, AIG Feud Over ‘Pink Slime’ Defamation Case

The Walt Disney Company is seeking to compel its insurer, AIG, to cover its apparent “pink slime” defamation case settlement. So reports Variety.

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GM to Pay $120M to Settle Over Faulty Ignition Switches

General Motors will pay $120 million to settle claims all around the country involving an ignition switch defect scandal. So reports Detroit Free Press.

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Judge Rejects Dismissal in Senator Menendez' Corruption Trial

U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey will face 18 counts of corruption despite seeking an early acquittal based on a recent Supreme Court case narrowing the definition of bribery. So reports The New York Post.

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Kaepernick Claims Collusion is Behind Continued Unemployment

Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who has yet to be signed to a new team, has filed a grievance against the NFL claiming owners “colluded” against him to prevent him from playing. So reports the Times Union.

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After 15 years in Prison, Exonerated Man Gets $9M in Settlement

After spending 15 years behind bars, Jason Strong was exonerated of murder charges and will receive a $9 million settlement. So reports the Associated Press.

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SCOTUS Dismisses Travel Ban Stemming from Maryland Court

Without ruling on its merits, the US Supreme Court dismissed a challenge to President Trump’s March travel ban regarding six mid-East countries. So reports CNN.

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