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Lance Armstrong Settles U.S. Postal Service PED Fraud Claim

Former professional cyclist Lance Armstrong will pay $5 million to the federal government to settle allegations he defrauded taxpayers by accepting U.S. Postal Service sponsorship money while using performance enhancing drugs. So reports National Public Radio (NPR).

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Hannity Revealed As Cohen Client, Denies Paying for Services

Fox News host Sean Hannity was revealed a client of President Donald Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen during a hearing in Manhattan Federal Court. So reports The New York Daily News.

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D.C. Weighing Lowering Voting Age

A Washington, D.C. council member proposed lowering the voting age to 16. So reports The Hill.

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Louisiana Senate Moves Anti-bestiality Measure to House

The Louisiana State Senate approved a bill outlawing bestiality after a 25-10 vote. So reports WWL.

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Infowars' Jones Sued for Sandy Hook Hoax Claims

Infowars proprietor and radio host Alex Jones is facing a lawsuit by three parents whose children were killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. So reports The New York Times.

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Sprint on the Hook for $10M After Allegedly Skirting Laws

Communications provider Sprint will pay $10 million to settle a Federal Communications Commission probe regarding tower registration and historic and environmental impact reviews for wireless infrastructure buildings. So reports Reuters.

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Trump Lawyer’s Recorded Convos May Be in FBI Custody

Allies of President Trump expressed concern that recordings made by Michael Cohen may have been seized by the FBI. So reports The Hill.

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Ward Family, Stewart Agree to Settlement in Deadly NASCAR Crash

Former NASCAR driver Tony Stewart and the family of Kevin Ward Jr., who was killed during a 2014 race involving Stewart in Canandaigua, New York, have reached a confidential settlement. So reports Syracuse.com.

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Boehner Pushes Pot to Fight Opioid Crisis, Smooth Legal Discrepancies

Former U.S. House Speaker John Boehner has joined a cannabis company’s advisory board, and said he now supports the legalization of marijuana. So reports an WHAM 13, an ABC affiliate.

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Aviation Officer Who Infamously Dragged Passenger Off Flight Files Lawsuit

Former Chicago Department of Aviation Officer James Long, who was one of a number of officials involved in an incident with a United Airlines passenger last year, is suing the Department for not properly training him to deal with uncooperative passengers. So reports ABC News.

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