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In Wake of Racketeering Probe, Florida Bans Sweepstakes Cafes
Time to hit the strip-mall slot machines one last time -
Entertainment
'Egypt's Jon Stewart' Plans to Continue Spoofing Morsi
Egypt's most popular satirist, Bassem Youssef ,was arrested last weekend amid a crackdown on dissent -
Books
Big Law Firms Are in 'Crisis,' Retired Lawyer Says
A new book from a Chicago attorney exposes the legal profession's darker sides -
Workplace
California's Gun Repo Men Have a Nerve-Racking Job
State law-enforcement agents knock on doors to confiscate illegal weapons -
Courts
A High Court 'Gray Market' Win for Costco, EBay
The Supreme Court gives retailers—and college kids—a big win on textbooks -
Management
In Soda-Ban Battle, Starbucks Beats Mayor Bloomberg
The coffee chain stood by its concoctions before a New York court struck down the city's ban on big, sweet drinks -
Courts
Miami Heist: The Brink's Money Plane Job's Messy Aftermath
Stealing $7.4 million is the easy part. Keeping it is harder -
Hard Choices
Ken Burns on Fighting a New York City Subpoena
The documentary filmmaker won't honor a subpoena requested by city lawyers for notes and outtakes from his latest project, The Central Park Five -
Hard Choices
Liz McDougall on Defending Classified Ads for Erotic Services
Village Voice Media's new general counsel quit her firm to defend online classifieds for erotic services, which are accused of enabling sex trafficking -
Courts
Q&A: One Attorney's Bizarrely Literary Motion Against BP
Lawyer Lance Lubel's zany legal document in a Deepwater Horizon lawsuit -
Gadgets & Accessories
You're Under Arrest! Hand Over That iPhone
Police buy up devices that break passwords to get at suspects' data -
Management
Lawsuits: A History of Americans Running Into Walls
Apple is not the first to face litigation from people claiming to have collided with "invisible" obstructions -
Books
Book Review: Power, Inc. by David Rothkopf
A sprawling new book makes the case that companies, not kings, now rule the world -
Courts
Clarence Thomas on His Opposition to Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court Justice on fighting racial inequality as a student in the 1960s and why he opposes affirmative action now -
Regulation
Who's Afraid of the NRA?
A new debate about the political potency of the gun lobby
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Courts
Clarence Thomas on His Opposition to Affirmative Action
The Supreme Court Justice on fighting racial inequality as a student in the 1960s and why he opposes affirmative action now -
Books
Book Review: Power, Inc. by David Rothkopf
A sprawling new book makes the case that companies, not kings, now rule the world -
Hard Choices
Liz McDougall on Defending Classified Ads for Erotic Services
Village Voice Media's new general counsel quit her firm to defend online classifieds for erotic services, which are accused of enabling sex trafficking -
Management
Lawsuits: A History of Americans Running Into Walls
Apple is not the first to face litigation from people claiming to have collided with "invisible" obstructions -
Hard Choices
Ken Burns on Fighting a New York City Subpoena
The documentary filmmaker won't honor a subpoena requested by city lawyers for notes and outtakes from his latest project, The Central Park Five -
Entertainment
'Egypt's Jon Stewart' Plans to Continue Spoofing Morsi
Egypt's most popular satirist, Bassem Youssef ,was arrested last weekend amid a crackdown on dissent -
Courts
Q&A: One Attorney's Bizarrely Literary Motion Against BP
Lawyer Lance Lubel's zany legal document in a Deepwater Horizon lawsuit
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