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Bernie Sanders' Campaign Reaches Voter Data Deal With Democratic National Committee

It's the committee's fault, the Sanders team says, that an unauthorized data breach happened in the first place.
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Court Rules 'Cannibal Cop' Can Fantasize About Whatever He Wants

Neither of former NYPD Officer Gilberto Valle's convictions were allowed to stand.
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Judge Appointed By Ronald Reagan Strikes Down Wisconsin Anti-Abortion Law

Here's what that means for the looming Supreme Court abortion showdown.
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The House May Be A Mess, But It Keeps Winning In Federal Court

The Obamacare lawsuit will continue, even with John Boehner on his way out, after a ruling declining to allow an administration appeal of a pre-trial issue.
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With John Boehner Gone, It's Time For The House To Drop Its Obamacare Lawsuit

We don't need federal courts to referee power disputes between Congress and the president.
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Appeals Court Deals A Blow To Kim Davis' Lawyers For Not Following The Rules

Yet another setback for the Kentucky clerk.
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Off Their Front Porch: Protesters Have No Free-Speech Rights On Supreme Court Plaza

An appellate court ruled the Constitution doesn't apply with equal force on the high court's plaza.
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