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The state of Connecticut has received $124.6 million for its annual payment from the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement, according to an announcement from Attorney General William Tong.

Insurance giants Santam Namibia Limited and Momentum Short-Term Insurance Limited have respectively, entered into settlement/consent agreements with the Namibian Competition...

Politics. not governing in the interests of what is most economically efficient or what promotes public welfare. it is about using the power of the state to crush your enemies. >> apple pie, mom, disney. >> yeah. why are we fighting mickey mouse? >> the fox executives and the board of directors did not know about what had been redacted, emails, texts, communications, private communications from tucker carlson. it came to light on the eve of trial and apparently precipitated this settlement. your...

Insurance giants Santam Namibia Limited and Momentum Short-Term Insurance Limited have respectively, entered into settlement/consent agreements with the Namibian Competition...

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Santa Monica will pay $122.5 million to 124 people who alleged they suffered sexual abuse as children at the hands of former city employee Eric Uller.

Ngambri community members took the ACT government to court over its Indigenous protocol, which listed only the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the land, last year. The government today issued an apology for any "hurt or distress" caused, saying it would review the protocol.

Plus comics for the incarcerated; a homeless advocate dies; and the Snake River's damless future.

Large settlements negotiated by major law firms secure little money for victims while being funneled toward "left-wing" agenda items, according to a consumer watchdog.

The non—partisan institute for fiscal studies says it all adds up to this. teachers have seen poor wage growth over the last decade or more. theyve often seen large drops in average earnings. and in fact theyve seen big drops in average earnings than most public sector workers 011 average. we also know this gap between salary growth and inflation varies. for example, for experienced teachers, the gap will be bigger. their pay has risen more slowly than pay for new teachers. and this pressure o...