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Author, “These Walls: The battle for Rikers Island and the future of America’s jails,” Simon & Schuster; Legal Reporter; Architecture Writer

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A computer glitch denied benefits to veterans for decades. The mistake may finally be corrected

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Army veteran Roni Freund suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder tied to her military service and asked for support from the Department of Veterans Affairs. Marvin Matthewson needed help with daily living as he struggled with disabilities connected to his military service. When the VA declined to pay disability benefits, both filed appeals within the time frame allowed by law. Then, for years, nothing happened.
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Trump tries new approach in defamation lawsuits against media companies

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When President Donald Trump filed a $10 billion defamation suit against the BBC last December, he claimed the network’s reporting on his remarks before his supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol had caused him financial harm. Now, Trump wants to try a new approach — in part to keep his financial records out of the hands of the British public broadcaster.
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Should Big Oil be held responsible for climate change? Supreme Court may decide

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Forest fires tore through the West. Colorado roads cracked from extreme heat and drought. Local officials identified the culprits they thought should pay to repair the damage: the giant oil companies Suncor Energy and ExxonMobil. Boulder County, Colorado, sued the companies, alleging that by “producing, promoting, refining, marketing and selling fossil fuels,” they had altered the climate to a dangerous degree.
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