NRA Faces New York Fraud Suit Over Donor Use
New York Attorney General Letitia James wins a key ruling allowing the fraud case against the NRA to proceed in state court despite the group's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. Justice Joel M. Cohen rejected dismissal bids, with trial tentatively set for next year.
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Oliver North
Wayne LaPierre
Jennifer Rogers
Rogers
Dallas
Texas
Cohen
State Court
Manhattan
Albany
Carl Liggio
Judge OKs $641M Flint water settlement
A U S District Judge granted preliminary approval to a $641 million deal for Flint residents harmed by lead in water. The agreement includes $600 million from Michigan plus contributions from Flint, an area hospital, and an engineering firm and begins a months long process for objections and opt in by residents.
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Flint
Levy
Rick Snyder
Flint River
Snyder
Health Department
Dana Nessel
Gretchen Whitmer
Mona Hanna-Attisha
Corey Stern
Biden halts border wall work at cross border park
Biden orders a pause on wall construction within a week as 17 executive orders aim to reset immigration policy. The story details ongoing projects, contracts, and potential cancellation costs, with notes from activists and observers about the long cross-border park at Friendship Park and prior Trump spending plans.
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Joe Biden
Donald Trump
Pacific Ocean
Pat Nixon
Biden
Trump
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American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Defense Department
John Kure
Guadalupe Canyon
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Washington
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Civil Rights Project
Dan Watman
Friends of Friendship
U.S
California
Jeff Sessions
United States
Watman
Border Patrol
Mexico
Lonaconing town wins big Powerball prize in fifth-largest US tally
A $731.1 million Powerball ticket sold at Coney Market in Lonaconing Maryland marks the fifth largest lottery prize in US history. The store earns a $100 000 bonus for selling the ticket to the winner, while the town pursues new jobs and a brighter future despite long regional downturns. Maryland lottery officials note the odds of winning remain slim and many players continue to participate for smaller prizes. The prize offers a potential $716.3 million cash option for Mega Millions and reflects the ongoing appeal of large multi state lotteries.
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Zuleta
Lonaconing
Maryland
Richard Ravenscroft
Associated Press
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The
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APA
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