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Reporter covering legal education and law firms for @ReutersLegal. Previous stints at @lawdotcom and @OWHNews. Tips, story ideas to karen.sloan@tr.com
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Bright Red Cannas highlight SSGC's June Yard of the Month

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By Karen Sloan Verified
| San Saba News & Star Verified
Bright Red Cannas highlight SSGC's June Yard of the Month The San Saba Garden Club has selected the home at 1101 West Woodlawn, occupied by Madeline ('Maddie') Hartman, as its June Yard of the Month. Although Maddie and her boyfriend moved to San Saba from Lampasas only five months ago and are renting the home, she has embraced the property as if it were her own. Since moving in, she has worked to restore the lawn by filling in bare spots, trimming trees, and planting a peach tree.
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'It sucks.' Students pan law firms' rushed recruiting

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By Mike Scarcella, David Thomas, Karen Sloan Verified
| Westlaw Today Verified
WASHINGTON, June 8 (Reuters) - (Billable Hours is Reuters' weekly report on lawyers and money. Please send tips or suggestions to D.Thomas@thomsonreuters.com.) Large U.S. law firms are rushing to hire future lawyers for highly paid positions almost as...
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Trump administration denies unlawful retaliation in Anthropic AI blacklisting

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By Karen Sloan Verified
| Tacoma News Tribune Verified
The Trump administration on Monday denied unlawfully retaliating against Anthropic, while acknowledging that U.S. agencies moved to cut off the AI company's products after it resisted Pentagon demands over military uses of its Claude chatbot, according to a court filing in a lawsuit. The filing marked the government's latest response to Anthropic's March 9 lawsuit, which accuses President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of blacklisting the company for protected speech.
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