Ascena bankruptcy sparks calls to curb releases in courts
The Chicago Tribune urges Supreme Court review of third party releases amid Ascena Retail Group bankruptcy. Five years of store closures and asset sales followed the 2015 Ann Inc. deal, with executives and insiders shielded from lawsuits. A district judge overturned the settlement, labeling the releases shocking and urging tighter scrutiny.
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Ann Taylors
Justices
Ascena Retail Group
Ascena
U.S. Supreme Court
Ann Inc
Ann Taylor
Loft
Sackler
Purdue Pharma
Sacklers
New York
Purdue
Purdue’s
U.S
David Novak
Novak
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
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Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Gazette letters seek brief editor contributions
The Medina Gazette invites reader letters under 250 words and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include name full address and phone number for verification. preferred contact by email at letters medina-gazette com or by mail to The Gazette 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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Debt crosses thirty trillion amid budget squabbles
Washington drives the national debt past 30 trillion, defying forecasts. The piece critiques deficit forecasts, argues rates will rise, and notes Social Security, Medicare costs loom. It cites Brian Riedl and Brookings, riffs on political blame, and mentions the Washington NFL team renaming to the Commanders.
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Ashington
Manhattan Institute
Brian Riedl
Wall Street
Treasury
Washington
Riedl
Congressional Budget Office
U.S
Social Security
Medicare
Brookings Institution
Robert P. Beschel Jr
National Affairs
House Republican Study Committee
House
Beschel
RSC
National Football League
Redskins
Commanders
Time shifts in a pandemic era and how we talk
Lynn Schmidt reflects on changing time perceptions during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. She cites the American Time Use Survey trends from 2020, remote work growth, and longer isolation, alongside scientific notes on how fear slows perceived time and richer memories form. The piece links these shifts to daily speech about pre COVID times and mentions The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman and Dolly Parton quotes.
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Labor Department
Gallup
U.S
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston
David Eagleman
Robert Kirkman
Delta
Dolly Parton
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