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Of impeachment because of it. And now, it seems to be over already. Just to bring you back and remind you what just happened, the same angry news anchors who brought you Stormy Daniels and the russia hoax now wanted you to know that big oranges days in the white house were finally over. Why . Because trump, they said, threaten to withhold military aid to ukraine and its essential that we said military aid to ukraine. Trump was going to withhold it unless they did something bad to joe biden and h...

Ali velshi is in for lawrence. Your viewers do not have to get up in the morning to do this because anything good that happens on monday you will tell them about at 9 00 p. M. But its live events. The impeachment hearing is live obviously on television at 9 00. That 9 30 emoluments hearing is one of those rare federal Court Hearings were going to have audio of. So youre going to have watch in stereo. So its going to be a crazy day. Ahead tonight, what does the white house want after weeks of pro...

Proceedings. And pelosi versus trump. The speaker of the house is taking the president head on as he attempts to derail the investigation into his ukraine actions. Plus at the end of the show what was the most shocking statement that came out of the Trump Administration this week . It is something that deserves a lot more attention than it got. But first tonight, the National Security threat coming from the white house. Damaging evidence against the president continues to come out of the impeach...

What good is a winning Article III standing defense if plaintiffs can refile their claims in more hostile state courts with looser standing & class-certification requirements?

A credit card company disclosed information about a debtor to a mail vendor, but that action did not give the debtor standing to sue the credit card company in federal court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled.

A credit card company disclosed information about a debtor to a mail vendor, but that action did not give the debtor standing to sue the credit card company in federal court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled.

The SCOTUS 6-3 ruling in West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency creates another crisis for our planet