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Student Housing Pioneer Faces Angry Investors, Irate Judges and a $115 Million Bill
Patrick Nelson, who manages 18 student housing properties, is struggling to pay back his partners. He says the pandemic harmed his once-thriving business.
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VW Workers in Chattanooga Seek Vote to Join Union
The United Automobile Workers said a “supermajority” of the 4,000 eligible workers at a Volkswagen factory had signed cards backing the union.
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What Elon Musk Said in Testy Interview on Don Lemon’s New Show
The former CNN anchor released a wide-ranging interview with the billionaire about business, politics, online hate speech and more.
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The Activist Investor Dan Loeb Enters The Chip Wars
The hedge fund mogul has been bankrolling a European patent fight against Intel, Dell, Amazon and other tech giants.
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Trump says Jewish Democrats ‘hate’ their religion
The former president revisited his previous assertions that Jewish Americans were being disloyal.
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Stephen Breyer’s new book sheds light on Supreme Court cases on abortion, guns
A new book by retired Supreme Court justice Stephen G. Breyer, “Reading the Constitution: Why I Chose Pragmatism, Not Textualism,” will be released March 26.
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Supreme Court hears free speech case that united the NRA and the ACLU
The case could have significant implications for free speech and how government officials weigh in on contentious topics.
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Supreme Court refuses to delay prison time for Trump aide Peter Navarro
Former Trump aide Peter Navarro is scheduled to report to federal prison in Miami before 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Supreme Court rejects appeal by New Mexico official ousted from office over Jan. 6
Couy Griffin will not be able to return to his seat as a county commissioner, which he was removed from under the insurrection clause of the 14th Amendment. Couy Griffin Supreme Court rejects appeal by New Mexico official ousted from office over Jan. 6
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Democrats Hope to Quietly Expand Their Power at the State Level
Nick Corasaniti, a politics reporter for The New York Times, explains how Democrats are aiming to gain a political advantage by appointing more state judges.