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Who Owns Donald Trump?

The former president’s financial troubles open up rich opportunities for political attack. ....

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Can nature sue an architecture project? A lake in Florida thinks so

In what has been dubbed a milestone in U.S. legal history, a lake has filed a lawsuit against a developer in Orange County, Florida. Lake Mary Jane is suing property developers Beachline South Residential in Florida state court over the developer’s plans to construct a new development on the. ....

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A brief history of some of America's most fraught presidential transitions

A brief history of some of America’s most fraught presidential transitions
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On March 4, 1933, U.S. President Herbert Hoover (left) joins his successor Franklin D. Roosevelt in a convertible en route to his inauguration. Although the men upheld the tradition of traveling together which dates back to 1837 they rode mostly in silence after a rocky transition period.
President Donald Trump’s final days in office have been historically tumultuous. After Trump spent months attempting to overturn the election with baseless claims of voter fraud, an armed mob of his supporters overran the U.S. Capitol to disrupt the counting of electoral college votes. On January 13 a week before the end of his term Trump was impeached (for a second time) in the House of Representatives for inciting that insurrection. ....

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How Bob Dylan Wrote the Second Great American Songbook

How Bob Dylan Wrote the Second Great American Songbook
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