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Author of BIZARRO: The Surreal Saga of America’s Secret War on Synthetic Drugs and the Florida Kingpins It Captured. Now @MSNBC. Former prosecutor @ManhattanDA.

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White House involvement in Reflecting Pool case highlights judge’s crucial decision ahead Original

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By Jordan S. Rubin Verified
| Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast
The judge presiding over the prosecution of former Olympic canoeist David Hearn already had a crucial decision in front of him: Should he grant the Justice Department’s motion to dismiss the case only temporarily, or should he dismiss it permanently as Hearn has requested? A new report highlights the importance of that forthcoming decision.
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Christian-run Korean spa seeks Supreme Court approval of women-only policy

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By Jordan S. Rubin Verified
| Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast
A Christian-run Korean spa in Washington state is petitioning the Supreme Court to approve its women-only entrance policy, after intensely divided appeals court judges rejected the spa’s First Amendment claim. Calling the appellate rejection a “constitutionally intolerable outcome,” Olympus Spa wants the justices to intervene in the contentious case. Represented by conservative Christian legal groups, the spa says its policy is based on its patrons’ anatomy, not their identity.
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Trump judge lets Trump file narrower defamation complaint against BBC in Florida Original

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By Jordan S. Rubin Verified
| Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast
President Donald Trump just won permission to file a new, narrower complaint against the BBC in his defamation lawsuit against the British broadcaster. But whether his procedural win leads to a successful suit in the end remains to be seen. U.S. District Judge Roy Altman granted Trump’s motion to file an amended complaint, despite the BBC’s opposition argument that doing so would reward the president’s “gamesmanship” in this litigation.
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