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On Obama and Israel, the IMF's faults, and the economic costs of obesity
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A couple in Philadelphia has filed a class-action lawsuit against the NSA and Verizon, claiming they and their phone records were targeted for surveillance because of their outspoken criticism of Barack Obama and the U.S. military. Indeed, these aren't just any disgruntled Verizon customers.
On Obama and Israel, the IMF's faults, and the economic costs of obesity
Apple sued after the high-schooler imported conversion kits from China
A lawsuit shows how the search giant avoids sharing sensitive information over email
The for-profit school is target of a class-action lawsuit for scamming students
A lawsuit over the licensing to the score of 'Fata Ahlami' is moving forward
He says he never gave permission for his design to be placed on Ed Helms's face
Women seek to unmask slanderous internet commentators
Taco Bell launches ad campaign demanding an apology from the firm who sued them
Former HuffPo blogger pulls no punches regarding his lawsuit and his critics
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