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KCSO requests assistance finding missing girl
The Kern County Sheriff’s Office asked for the public’s help Wednesday in finding a minor who went missing Jan. 24.
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Celebrating a religious or cultural holiday that takes place on school days? Here’s what to know
Students are wrapping up their semesters and slowly lapsing into holiday mode.
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The ‘Dealmaker’ President Has The Worst Negotiation Skills I’ve Ever Seen In Person, In Public, Or Professionally
Trump can’t negotiate his way out of a paper bag. The post The ‘Dealmaker’ President Has The Worst Negotiation Skills I’ve Ever Seen In Person, In Public, Or Professionally appeared first on Above the Law.
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Jami McKeon To Step Down, Retire After Guiding Morgan Lewis Through One Of Biglaw’s Most Unpredictable Periods
The longtime chair closes out an era that spanned the chaotic Trump years and reshaped the firm’s trajectory. The post Jami McKeon To Step Down, Retire After Guiding Morgan Lewis Through One Of Biglaw’s Most Unpredictable Periods appeared first on Above the Law.
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Trump And Habba Must Pay Million Dollar Stupid Tax, Court Confirms
Even the solid conservatives on this panel refused to rescue this monument to frivolity. The post Trump And Habba Must Pay Million Dollar Stupid Tax, Court Confirms appeared first on Above the Law.
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California court tosses Wonderful Co. lawsuit over farmworker unionization law
California ag giant the Wonderful Company suffered a setback on Tuesday in its bid to overturn a new farmworker unionization law when an appeals court tossed its lawsuit against state labor regulators.
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Supreme Court defers decision on whether Trump can fire head of U.S. Copyright Office
The Supreme Court on Wednesday put off a decision on the Trump administration’s request to be able to remove Shira Perlmutter, the head of the U.S. Copyright Office, from her job while her challenge to an effort to fire her moves forward. In a brief, unsigned order, the court indicated that it would not act on…
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All you ever wanted to know about the Supreme Court lottery
I’ve never been a fan of the lottery. In fourth grade, I pooled together my chore money (a grand total of $6), handed it over to my dad, and started coming up with names for the horse I’d buy with my winnings. Of course (and thankfully for my parents, who had no interest in caring…
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Court to hear arguments on faith-based pregnancy centers’ challenge to state subpoena
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday, Dec. 2, in a case brought by First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, a group of faith-based pregnancy centers that the New Jersey attorney general’s office alleges may have misled women about whether it provides certain reproductive-health services. The question before the court is a somewhat technical one: Whether…
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National AIDS Quilt panels to be displayed at Arts Council of Kern
The Bakersfield’s AIDS Project and the Arts Council of Kern have partnered for an impactful one-day display next week.