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Johnson & Johnson offers up to $5.5bn to settle baby powder lawsuits

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The proposed settlement aims to close a years-long legal battle over claims its talcs products cause cancer.

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Why Gavin Newsom has stayed deafeningly silent over California AG’s lawsuit to block Paramount-Warner Bros. deal

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Why Gavin Newsom has stayed deafeningly silent over California AG’s lawsuit to block Paramount-Warner Bros. deal

Everyone in Hollywood has weighed in on Paramount’s planned $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. But not Gov. Gavin Newsom.

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Johnson & Johnson Agrees to Pay $5.5 Billion to Settle Talc Lawsuits

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Johnson & Johnson Agrees to Pay $5.5 Billion to Settle Talc Lawsuits

The drugmaker aims to put an end to litigation that has been going on for more than a decade.

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NEW: Trump Goes Off on New York Times After Failed Attempt to Toss Defamation Lawsuit, Says He’ll “Continue to Hold The Times and their ‘Comrades’ in the Mainstream Media Accountable”

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NEW: Trump Goes Off on New York Times After Failed Attempt to Toss Defamation Lawsuit, Says He’ll “Continue to Hold The Times and their ‘Comrades’ in the Mainstream Media Accountable”

President Trump on Monday announced that he is filing an amended complaint in which he will "lay out, in extreme detail," numerous offenses in his $15 billion defamation lawsuit against the New York Times. This comes after US District Judge Steven Merryday declined the Times' request to toss the case out on Monday. The post NEW: Trump Goes Off on New York Times After Failed Attempt to Toss Defamation Lawsuit, Says He’ll “Continue to Hold The Times and their ‘Comrades’ in the Mainstream Media Accountable” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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'Disaster scenario' revealed in which Mike Johnson overturns election results

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'Disaster scenario' revealed in which Mike Johnson overturns election results

A compliant House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) could do what President Donald Trump is struggling to do: make sure the GOP comes out on top in November.According to a New York Times column from legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin, Rep. Joseph Morelle (D-NY) is raising the alarm over what he calls a "disaster scenario" where Johnson fires the clerk of the House who schedules new members to be sworn in on Jan. 3, 2027.The mechanism for election overturning is deceptively simple, Toobin wrote. Democrats could win the House in November, but Trump could simply declare the election fraudulent and refuse to acknowledge Democratic victories. Then, at Trump's direction, Speaker Johnson could fire current House Clerk Kevin McCumber — a nonpartisan official who has served under both Republican and Democratic leadership and is generally regarded as scrupulously fair.Johnson could replace McCumber with a partisan GOP operative willing to manipulate the roll of incoming members. This Republican loyalist could then certify Republican victories in races Democrats actually won."While the speaker does have the unilateral power to remove the clerk, his choice for a permanent replacement would have to be approved by a vote of House members," Toobin elaborated. "Mr. Morelle said that in that case, Speaker Johnson might not be able to persuade his slim Republican majority to replace Mr. McCumber.""You'd have a number of members who are retiring, who I think would no longer be beholden to Johnson or the president, who I think would take a very, very dim view of efforts to overturn the election," Morelle added as a caveat.But the real nightmare involves timing, the legal analyst explained. Unlike the Senate, a continuing body that operates seamlessly between Congresses, the House ceases to exist at noon on Jan. 3 following each election. No member remains in office unless they're sworn in again."This is why any delay tactics, like those conceived by President Trump’s lawyers in the 2020 election, could have a particularly bad outcome for the House," Toobin warned.

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Mamdani offering 30% discounts for staple items in city-owned grocery stores

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Mamdani offering 30% discounts for staple items in city-owned grocery stores

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Monday his administration will be offering 30% discounts for staple items at his promised government-run grocery stores in each of the city’s five boroughs. The first city-owned grocery store is expected to open in the Bronx by the end of 2027, with another location in Manhattan slated […]

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EXCLUSIVE: The Trump Administration Has Faced Over 900 Lawsuits – Most in Districts Full of Obama or Biden Appointed Judges

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EXCLUSIVE: The Trump Administration Has Faced Over 900 Lawsuits – Most in Districts Full of Obama or Biden Appointed Judges

The Trump Administration Has Faced Over 900 Lawsuits Challenging President Trump’s Executive Actions, with Most in Districts Full of Obama and Biden Judges. The post EXCLUSIVE: The Trump Administration Has Faced Over 900 Lawsuits – Most in Districts Full of Obama or Biden Appointed Judges appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

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Trump allies offering startling advice to GOP candidates with midterms just 100 days out

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Trump allies offering startling advice to GOP candidates with midterms just 100 days out

People close to President Donald Trump are giving GOP candidates some startling advice as the midterms approach, according to new reporting. MS NOW's Jake Taylor revealed on Sunday's edition of "Alex Witt Reports" that Trump White House insiders are quietly telling GOP candidates to distance themselves from the messaging Trump has put out about the war in Iran. Taylor pointed to the consistent negative polling about the war and Trump's public messaging that the war is going well as reasons allies have put forward for candidates to create the airspace. "They're advising, whether they're incumbents or challengers, Republican candidates to essentially not talk about the war the same way President Trump is," Taylor said. "They're encouraged to actually put some distance [and] space between the way Trump talks about the war and the way they do, because they're aware they don't have a winning strategy when it comes to the midterms."Taylor's report underscores the growing divide between Trump and the Republican Party over the war against Iran. Several Republican lawmakers have sharply criticized the president for launching the war without Congressional approval, although that feeling has yet to metastasize into an official vote to curtail Trump's war powers. "Obviously, we are just 100 days out [from the midterm elections]," Taylor said. "Every bit of messaging on this matters. And the Republicans around Trump know that, and that's why they're encouraging others to distance themselves from his language in this moment."

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Johnson & Johnson offers up to $5.5bn to settle baby powder lawsuits

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