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I write because I love great stories, and because, as drummers go, I am highly mediocre. @CookRecord, I'm what's called editor.
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Judge nixes federal bid for quick block on California ‘Glock ban’

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By Jonathan Bilyk Verified
| Newsbug.info
A Biden-appointed federal judge has refused, for now, the Trump administration's effort to block the state of California from banning the sale of handguns made by Glock and similar weapons.
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Lawsuits seek to shred Taylor Farms over 'explosive diarrhea' outbreak

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By Jonathan Bilyk Verified
| Vincennes Sun-Commercial Verified
(Legal Newsline) - Lawsuits have begun to land in courts across the country over the recent outbreak of "explosive diarrhea"-inducing bacterial contamination, beginning with lawsuits in Ohio federal court against owners of Taco Bell fast food restaurants, claiming lettuce used in their food products is at least partly to blame for the nationwide outbreak.
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Text messages aren’t ‘phone calls’ that can trigger class actions: Appeals panel

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By Jonathan Bilyk Verified
| Madison/St. Clair Record
CHICAGO — Text messages aren't "phone calls," and can't be used to bring class action lawsuits against companies for allegedly violating federal telemarketing laws, a federal appeals panel has ruled.
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