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  Appeals Court Denies Trump Bid To Stay $250M NY Fraud Trial

  By Stewart Bishop

  A Manhattan appeals court on Thursday denied a bid by Donald Trump to delay the start of his $250 million civil ...(read more)

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  SBF Faces 'Long Sentence,' Could Be Flight Risk, Judge Says

  By Pete Brush

  A Manhattan federal judge on Thursday declined to release Sam Bankman-Fried from jail during his upcoming trial,...(read more)

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• BREAKING: Texas Justices Take Up Power Pricing Orders Fight

  By Keith Goldberg

  The Texas Supreme Court on Friday agreed to review a lower court's invalidation of emergency power pricing orders enacted by Texas utility regulators two years ago during winter storm Uri, taking on a case with potentially billions of dollars worth of transactions at stake.

• Trailblazing Sen. Feinstein Dies At 90

  By Courtney Buble

  Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., a trailblazing woman in the Senate passed away at age 90 Thursday night, her office announced on Friday morning.

• BREAKING: High Court Will Review Texas, Fla. Social Media Laws

  By Katie Buehler

  The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to review a trio of cases challenging the constitutionality of similar Florida and Texas laws that prohibit social media companies from removing content based on a user's viewpoint.

• NYC Delivery Apps Can't Block Wage Rule Amid Legal Fight

  By Hailey Konnath

  A New York state judge on Thursday refused to issue preliminary injunctions preventing New York City from enforcing its new rule that would raise wages for delivery app workers, holding that Uber, DoorDash and Grubhub haven't shown that they're likely to prevail in their challenge.

• DOJ Says Agri Stats Helped Meat Processors Control Market 

  By Lauren Berg

  The U.S. Department of Justice filed an antitrust lawsuit against Agri Stats on Thursday that accuses the data and consulting company of enabling major chicken, pork and turkey processors to exchange competitively sensitive information, which they can use to restrict supplies and raise prices.

• EEOC Says Tesla Allowed Widespread Racism In Calif. Factory

  By Grace Elletson

  Tesla allowed racial harassment to run rampant at one of its California factories, resulting in use of racial slurs every day in a facility that was covered in racist graffiti, according to a U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission suit filed Thursday in California federal court.

• Boeing To Settle False Claims Allegations With $8.1M Payment

  By Rae Ann Varona

  Boeing has agreed to pay $8.1 million to resolve allegations it submitted false claims and statements in deals it entered into with the U.S. Navy to manufacture its Osprey V-22 tiltrotor military aircraft, the U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday.

• Trump Won't Try To Move Georgia Election Case To US Court

  By Kelcey Caulder

  Former President Donald Trump will not try to move his prosecution in the Georgia election interference case from Fulton County court to federal court, according to a Thursday court filing.

• Clear Channel To Pay $26M FCPA Fine Over Chinese Bribes

  By Dorothy Atkins

  The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced Thursday that Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings Inc. has agreed to pay more than $26.1 million to resolve charges that its former Chinese subsidiary bribed Chinese government officials with lavish gifts to obtain outdoor advertising contracts in violation of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

• $1.7B Verdict Winners Want Ga. Gov't To Stay Out Of Suit

  By Mike Curley

  The surviving children of parents who died when their Ford Motor Co. truck rolled over urged a Georgia state court Thursday to deny the state's bid to intervene as a plaintiff as Ford appeals the $1.7 billion verdict against it, saying state law specifically blocks the state from becoming a party in the suit.

• NY Court System Seeks To Toss Sex Abuse Cover-Up Claims

  By Ivan Moreno

  Several New York state judicial bodies told a federal court they properly investigated claims from a longtime employee that a judge raped and harassed her, asking to be dismissed from the staffer's suit against the judge and officials she says protected him for years.

• Telecom Execs Fudged Revenue By $42M, Feds Charge

  By Rachel Scharf

  The former CEO and CFO of bankrupt telecommunications software provider Pareteum Corp. were arrested Thursday for allegedly booking nonbinding purchase orders in order to inflate the company's revenues by $42 million.