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ACLU Seeks to Expand ‘Abortion Pill’ to Pharmacies

The American Civil Liberties Union is suing to make the “abortion pill” accessible outside clinics, hospitals and doctors’ offices. So reports CBS News.

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Penn. AG Takes Aim at Student Loan Company Over Deceptive Practices

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro is suing the student loan company Navient for “deceptive practices and predatory conduct.” So reports the WIVB 4.

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Columbia Prof Sexually Harassed Student 50 Years His Junior: Suit

Longtime Columbia University professor William Harris allegedly sexually harassed an unnamed student, prompting her to withdraw from classes. So reports The New York Daily News.

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Chelsea Bombing Suspect Ejected from Courtroom

Ahmad Khan Rahimi, charged with detonating a bomb in Chelsea last year, was removed from court during the opening statements of his trail. So reports The New York Times.

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Black NYPD Cops Passed Over for Promotions File Class Action Suit

Detectives Jon McCollum and Roland Stephens, along with the widow of Theodore Coleman, are suing the NYPD after claiming they were denied promotions because of their race. So reports The New York Post.

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Bollywood Director Acquitted of Raping of Columbia University Grad

Bollywood director Mahmood Farooqui was acquitted of drunkenly raping a Columbia University graduate after appealing his conviction. So reports The New York Daily News.

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CA Woman to Get $6.7M After Alleged Scuffle with Police

Danielle Harmon Burfine, of San Jose, Calif., will get $6.7 million after suffering permanent nerve damage, according to her attorney. She may never be able to work again following an altercation with Santa Clara police. So reports KTVU.

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AG Sessions: Free Speech Under Attack at Colleges

Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the Justice Department will aide those suing colleges for infringing their freedom of speech. So reports Time.

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Osama bin Laden’s Son-in-Law Loses Appeal, Will Stay in Prison

Suleiman Abu Ghaith, Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law, will continue to serve his life sentence after losing an appeal of his terrorism conviction. So reports Reuters.

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Judge Tosses Madonna’s Lawsuit Against Co-op Board  

A judged dismissed a lawsuit filed by recording artist Madonna after she claimed the co-op board governing her New York City apartment illegally changed the terms of her lease. So reports Curbed.

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