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Eli Lilly asks SCOTUS to end ‘bounty hunter’ federal fraud suits

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

Pharmaceutical maker Eli Lilly has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to toss a $183 million judgment against it, saying the decision was the result of an unconstitutional system that allows "private bounty hunters" to advance questionable legal claims in the name of the government... Read More.

Trump continues pressure on Iran to make a deal

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

Pressure is mounting for Iran to come to a deal and open the Strait of Hormuz, or risk destruction, despite President Donald Trump being optimistic a deal will be reached soon. ... Read More.

U.S. House committee votes to limit ‘drive-by’ ADA lawsuits

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

WASHINGTON - The U.S. House Judiciary Committee has moved forward a bill that would help keep businesses out of court when their premises are in technical violation of federal disabilities law. ... Read More.

Data center ban proposal closer to reaching November election

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

Leaders of a grassroots movement to ban data centers in Ohio are confident they can get the issue before voters in November. The next step, after Ohio Attorney General... Read More.

U.S. Supreme Court denies Michigan pipline case

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear a case from Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer over an oil and gas pipeline running through part of the state. The... Read More.

Supreme Court agrees to hear pregnancy discrimination case

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a case over pregnancy discrimination. The Georgia case, Younge v. Fulton Judicial District Attorney's Office, centers around Jasmine Younge, a... Read More.

Congressional Perks: Taxpayers fund hundreds of thousand in private jets for some U.S. senators

Monday, March 30 by The Center Square

(The Center Square) -- U.S. senators collectively spend more than a million taxpayer dollars each year for pricey flights on private planes for themselves and their staff, even though Senate rules greatly discourage the practice, an investigation by The Center Square found. ... Read More.

Everyday Economics: The economy was already soft; here’s what to look for next

Sunday, March 29 by The Center Square

This week's economic reports will tell us whether the U.S. economy was already losing momentum before war in the Middle East pushed oil prices and bond yields higher.We'll get a fresh read on home prices, retail sales and the labor market - three reports... Read More.

Eli Lilly asks SCOTUS to end ‘bounty hunter’ federal fraud suits

Trump continues pressure on Iran to make a deal

U.S. House committee votes to limit ‘drive-by’ ADA lawsuits

Data center ban proposal closer to reaching November election

U.S. Supreme Court denies Michigan pipline case

Supreme Court agrees to hear pregnancy discrimination case

Congressional Perks: Taxpayers fund hundreds of thousand in private jets for some U.S. senators

Everyday Economics: The economy was already soft; here’s what to look for next

U.S. Supreme Court to examine birthright citizenship Wednesday

U.S. senators who opposed housing bill got tens of thousands from Blackstone, other groups

Congressional Perks: Senate spending skyrockets by more than 40% in last few years

Advocates call on U.S. Supreme Court to clarify climate laws

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