News Roundup

News Roundup (2423)

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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Bergdahl Expected to Plead ‘Guilty’

Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will likely plead guilty to charges he endangered his fellow soldiers after being accused of deserting them while serving in Afghanistan. So reports NBC News.

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Waymo Asked for $1B, Apology from Uber in Trade Secrets Case: Report  

Google’s sibling company Waymo, dedicated to autonomous vehicles, asked Uber for a $1 billion settlement and public apology after a legal dispute over trade secrets. So reports The Hill.

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Suits: College Websites Must Be Accessible to Blind Students

Eight lawsuits have been filed in federal court in recent weeks as lawyers for Emanuel Delacruz, who cannot see, allege the websites of a number of colleges do not comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). So reports The New York Times.

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