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Europe’s move to rein in Google would stall in US
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Europe’s move to rein in Google would stall in US

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FBI Director James Comey recently told the New York Times,
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The FBI prospers by feeding public safety fears

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Eric Holder requires recording of interrogations, unlike New York City
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Eric Holder requires recording of interrogations, unlike New York City

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Va. jury awards $5m in coal contract dispute
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Va. jury awards $5m in coal contract dispute

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FILE- In this Feb. 14, 2013 file photo, an inmate waits for his appointment in a holding room at new mental health treatment unit at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville, Calif. Two members of the Council On Mentally Ill Offenders, an obscure council within the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's, said the council can not meet its obligations because it has lacked an executive director for more than two years. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)

Prison mental health panel lacks leadership

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Mental health must be priority in wake of California shooting, lawmakers say

Mental health must be priority in wake of California shooting, lawmakers say

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Court scratches $475,000 award for blind vendor
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Court scratches $475,000 award for blind vendor

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Three members of Led Zeppelin accept gold records representing sales of one million copies of each of their records in London in 1970. The members are, left to right, guitarist Jimmy Page, bassist John Paul Jones and singer Robert Plant. At far left, wearing a checked jacket and an ascot, is the band's manager, Peter Grant. The decidedly unhip gent in the dark suit in the center is Anthony Grant, then parliamentary secretary for Britain's Board of Trade. (AP Photo)

40+ years later, Led Zeppelin sued for copyright infringement over ‘Stairway to Heaven’

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FILE - In this May 30, 2008 file photo, crews work at the scene of a crane collapse on the Upper East Side of New York. The New York City construction crane owner who was acquitted of manslaughter in a collapse that killed two workers has gone on trial again in a civil wrongful death case. Lawyers for the slain workers' families gave opening statements on Friday, May 23, 2014 in the trial of James Lomma, his company and others involved in the accident. (AP Photo/Stephen Chernin, File)
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Wrongful death trial opens in NYC crane collapse

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Chesapeake asks for dismissal from Michigan case
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Chesapeake asks for dismissal from Michigan case

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