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The 2001 Project: Cannibal Ox's The Cold Vein

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By Andrew Friedman
| powmag.net
Editor’s note: Over the course of this year, we’re publishing a series of essays about the rap albums that defined 2001, both creatively and industrially, and whether they predicted or were abandoned during the quarter-century to follow. See the first installment, on Tech N9ne’s Anghellic, here. When people say a rapper sounds like the future, it can mean a few different things. It can be “this dude will be the literal face of the genre” (see 50 Cent’s 50 Cent Is The Future).
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Cohen Milstein Ranked Top Plaintiff-Side Practice Nationwide

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By Michael B Eisenkraft, Andrew Friedman, Agnieszka Fryszman
| Cohen Milstein
Legal 500 has ranked Cohen Milstein among the top plaintiff-side practices in the nation for 2026: Securities Litigation: Plaintiff – Tier 2 Civil Litigation/Class Actions: Plaintiff – Tier 1 Product Liability Mass Torts Class Actions: Plaintiff – Tier 1 Additionally, Legal 500 ranked several of our partners: Steven Toll – Hall of Fame Julie Reiser – Leading Partners Laura Posner – Leading Partners Michael Eisenkraft – Next Generation Partners Richard Koffman – Hall of Fame Brent Johnson –...
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Can the Secretary of Defense Remove Admirals from a Promotion List?

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By Andrew Friedman, Tara L. Thwing
| Just Security Verified
The New York Times and Wall Street Journal reported this week that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth personally removed up to nine officers—including three women and two Black men—from the Navy’s list of officers selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half). And as this article was in production, the Wall Street Journal reported that Hegseth blocked the promotion of nine senior Air Force officers, and delayed the promotion of dozens more.
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