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    Will Dianne Feinstein face Espionage Act charges?

    Techdirt
    September 28, 2013

    So, we just discussed how it appears that Dianne Feinstein accidentally confirmed what was widely suspected: that the NSA is tapping the internet backbone to get access to emails. This is interesting on many levels, not the least of which is that Feinstein…


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    All 7 victims have been identified in massive chocolate factory explosion in Pennsylvania

    The Philadelphia Inquirer
    March 29, 2023

    PHILADELPHIA — The Berks County Coroner's Office on Wednesday released the names of the remaining victims of the explosion at the R.M. Palmer chocolate factory in West Reading that killed seven people.

    The remaining five were identified as: Xiorky D. Nunez, 30, of Reading; Susan H. Halvonik, 63, of Upper Providence Township; Michael D. Breedy, 62, of Marion Township; Diana M. Cedeno, 44, of Reading; and Judith Lopez-Moran, 55, of Reading.

    California bill would require free condoms at public high schools. Here’s where it stands.

    The Sacramento Bee
    March 29, 2023

    SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Contraceptive access throughout California high schools was on the docket for Wednesday’s Senate Education Committee meeting, where people in support and opposition took the stand.

    If it the bill progresses — and eventually passes in the Senate — free condoms would be available to all students starting next school year.

    The case against Trump could hinge on the word of a former supermarket tabloid publisher

    Gideon Rubin
    March 29, 2023

    Could the word of a former supermarket tabloid publisher be the difference between a world of legal hurt and Donald Trump walking away scot-free?

    Maybe so, and that could be the reason behind delays in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office decision over whether to indict the former president, MSNBC’s Lisa Rubin reports.

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