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lexander Acosta, was personally involved in the negotiations" back in and around 2008. Id. Ex. C. Acosta subsequently became "a member of President Donald Trump's cabinet" and currently serves as the Secretary of labor. Id. Since the Miami Herald published its expose, some members of Congress have demanded an

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$300M Defamation Suit Alan Dershowitz's $300 million defamation suit against CNN over its coverage of his legal representation of former President Donald Trump in his first impeachment trial can advance, a Florida federal judge ruled Tuesday, finding the attorney plausibly pled actual malice and the networ

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icle » POLICY & REGULATION DC Circ. Questions Trump Fight To Defy Financial Subpoenas Two D.C. Circuit judges seemed highly skeptical of President Donald Trump's arguments Friday that his personal financial and hotel business records are off limits to Congress, though a third judge asked House Democrats' l

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ole A New York credit union on Friday attempted to convince a federal judge that it has the power to bring a lawsuit seeking to challenge President Donald Trump's appointment of a White House official to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on an acting basis. Read more » ENERGY & ENVIRONMEN

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