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  April 23, 2023

  ’15-minute city’ planning is on the rise

  The urban planning concept emphasizing quick access to amenities has grown in popularity amid the pandemic and climate crisis. So why the conspiracy theories?

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  April 23, 2023

  Elliott Epstein: Law school produces better lawyers than Brakey’s bill could

  Law school is a grueling three-year program designed to teach the essential knowledge and analytical skills necessary to function competently in the profession.

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  April 16, 2023
  

  The abortion pill’s 1992 Supreme Court battle and the woman who started it

  Leona Benten was 6½-weeks pregnant when she volunteered to be the test case in the 1992 legal fight over the legality of importing mifepristone.

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  April 16, 2023

  Abortion pill ruling threatens pharmaceutical innovation

  Bringing new drugs to market is already expensive and time-consuming. Undercutting the FDA will only make it harder.

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  April 16, 2023

  Texas abortion pill ruling threatens FDA

  This opens the door to the courts’ second-guessing any FDA approval — especially for drugs for controversial areas like gender-affirming care,’ expert says.

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  April 11, 2023

  Former campaign worker charged with stealing $225,000 from Max Linn campaign

  Matthew McDonald accused the U.S. Senate candidate of pointing a gun at him in a dispute over cryptocurrency and is now accused of stealing $225,000 from him.

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  April 9, 2023
  

  Donald Trump ceded the moral high ground on presidential indictments long ago

  It’s wrong to indict a former president and presidential candidate, says the man who pushed for indictments of the last two Democratic presidents and last four Democratic nominees.

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  April 9, 2023
  

  What Donald Trump’s business fraud charges mean

  False business records — not hush money payments — are at the heart of New York’s prosecution of former President Donald Trump. But not all the alleged crimes have been revealed.

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  April 6, 2023
  

  FAQ: What’s next for Donald Trump after pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts

  During a historic arraignment hearing Tuesday in a Manhattan courtroom, Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, becoming the first former president to be charged with a crime. Now, the legal proceedings continue as New York prosecutors set out to build a case and convince a jury that Trump […]

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  April 4, 2023
  

  A guide to ‘who’s who’ in the historic Stormy Daniels hush-money case

  Former president Donald Trump is set to be arraigned in New York City on Tuesday following a long-running probe of his role in paying adult film actress Stormy Daniels $130,000 on the eve of the 2016 election to keep quiet about an alleged affair. Security has tightened around the courthouse in Lower Manhattan where Trump […]

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