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November 03, 2026
A Third Circuit panel examined Tree of Life synagogue shooter Robert Bowers' appeal of his death sentence Tuesday, focusing partly on his assertion that the Thirteenth Amendment didn't authorize a federal hate-crimes law to include protections for religions.
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November 03, 2026
The Delaware Chancery Court has approved the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by affiliates of activist investor Carl Icahn against Illumina Inc.'s former directors over the biotechnology company's $8 billion acquisition of Grail Inc., ending the case under a settlement that does not bind other stockholders.
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November 03, 2026
A Massachusetts federal judge on Tuesday rejected the Trump administration's request to stay her judgment that it cannot terminate already-awarded federal grants based solely on the president's current priorities, and chided the government for intentionally slow-walking the case.
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November 03, 2026
An investor in a private equity fund has accused its managers in Delaware Chancery Court of secretly exchanging about $43 million in diversified investments for securities in a "speculative" financial company, then failing to sell those holdings before their value plunged 99.98%, leaving investors with virtually nothing.
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November 03, 2026
The OpenAI CEO’s recent call for artificial intelligence laboratories to collectively slow development to allow safety research to catch up invites antitrust scrutiny, but the risks to coordinating competitors can be managed by carefully structuring pacing agreements and layering their approach to compliance, say attorneys at Holland & Knight.
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