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US Government launches antitrust suit against Live Nation Entertainment, claiming business practices that harm artists and fans

JURIST

The United States government, and dozens of states, sued Live Nation Entertainment, a multinational entertainment company, in an antitrust suit Thursday, alleging they monopolized the live entertainment space, harming artists, venues, and concertgoers. Live Nation has yet to file a response within the court.

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Hunter’s Collapsing World: Why a Criminal Plea Could Now be the Best Option for the Bidens

JonathanTurley

Below is my column in The Hill on the hearing today in Arkansas involving Hunter Biden and his daughter Navy Joan. A court will now have to decide whether this child can call herself a Biden and whether her father can reduce his level of financial support. The reason seems clear: Time is running out on Hunter and the Biden family.

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Beards and Brady (i.e., religious freedom and criminal procedure)

SCOTUSBlog

Ward , Lester Smith maintains that the Georgia Department of Corrections is not following the Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in Holt v. Nevertheless, the district court also rejected Smith’s request for an untrimmed beard, letting Georgia impose a three-inch limit.