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N.Y. Prisons Have Ignored Limits on Solitary Confinement, Judge Finds
Legally, time in solitary confinement is limited to 15 days, and only if prison officials offer a detailed rationale. Lawyers…
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Business
Amazon Is Fined Nearly $6 Million Over Warehouse Work Quotas
California officials cited failures to disclose productivity requirements at two locations. The company said it would appeal.
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US
G.O.P.-Led States, Claiming ‘Invasion,’ Push to Expand Power to Curb Immigration
Republicans’ latest efforts capitalize on the issue’s prominence in the 2024 election. But the fate of their proposals is still…
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News
How Can You Get a Closer Look at Your Co-op’s Expenses?
Shareholders have a right to know about the building’s expenses, and there are ways to look inside the books.
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US
Alabama’s I.V.F. Shield Law Now Faces a Constitutional Challenge
The challenge, from two of the families who filed the initial lawsuit, raises the possibility that access to I.V.F. could…
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US
How California, Once Flush, Got Stuck With a Budget Shortfall
Lawmakers passed a preliminary budget that technically meets a legal deadline while they work out final details. State finances have…
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World
Opponents of Hochul’s Move to Halt Congestion Pricing May Go to Court
The New York City comptroller, Brad Lander, and a group of stakeholders have developed a legal strategy to overturn Gov.…
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US
Judge Strikes Down Florida’s Ban on Transgender Care for Minors
A federal judge ruled that Florida could not “prohibit transgender minors from receiving specific kinds of widely accepted gender-affirming medical…
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News
The Woes of Donald Trump Will Never Rise to the Level of Public Tragedy
When a Manhattan jury found Donald J. Trump guilty, it should have sent shock waves through the nation. Yet, though…
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Business
Court Strikes Down S.E.C.’s Fee Disclosure Rule for Funds
Private equity and hedge funds had appealed the regulator’s August ruling requiring them to disclose their fees and expenses to…