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A judge outlined exactly what qualifies as privileged in the Michael Cohen case - and almost nothing involves Cohen's work for his clients
US District Judge Kimba Wood laid out what from the first batch of President Donald Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen's reviewed documents was covered by attorney-client...
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The Brexit vote has already wiped £440 million a week from Britain's economy
Britain's economy is 2.1% smaller than if it had voted to stay in the EU, according to new research. Higher levels of borrowing as a result of foregone growth mean the UK...
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Iran's supreme leader just torpedoed his country's best chance to get off the terror financing blacklist
Iran's own Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, may have just torpedoed his own country's campaign to be removed from the blacklist of states who cannot or will not prevent...
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8 common job application lies that interviewers know aren't true
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Nevada marijuana industry growth has state scrambling to catch up
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Colorado pension finances improve following reforms
Colorado's public pension is on much stronger financial footing after state lawmakers approved a rescue package in May. The pension board on Friday released its annual...
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The National Enquirer reportedly sent stories about Trump to his lawyer for approval before publication
Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former lawyer, reportedly reviewed and approved National Enquirer stories to make sure they portrayed Trump as positively as...
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Nevada pot regulators get more money to deal with demand
RENO, Nev. - Nevada's marijuana regulators are getting more money to try to keep up with demands at recreational dispensaries where sales continue to outpace projections. The...
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U.S. Supreme Court rules police need a warrant to obtain phone location data
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A judge outlined exactly what qualifies as privileged in the Michael Cohen...
US District Judge Kimba Wood laid out what from the first batch of President Donald Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen's reviewed documents was covered by attorney-client...
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President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 20% tariff on imports of cars from the European Union. The move would be a huge escalation of Trump's ongoing trade conflict with...
More than 100 Amazon employees, including senior software engineers, signed...
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