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Live Nation's chief executive defends company at New York antitrust trial

NEW YORK (AP) — Live Nation Entertainment’s longtime chief executive was the star witness at a New York antitrust trial Thursday, defending the dominant position his company has taken over the last two decades as a lawyer for nearly three dozen states tried to portray the concert giant as greedy and abusive to custo…

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He’s the ‘winningest’ coach in Aussie sport. Does Brian Goorjian get the respect he deserves?

With the seating bowl darkened, the basketball court in the middle of Qudos Bank Arena is lit up like a stage. And as Sydney Kings players train hard in the light, ahead of the opening game of the NBL Grand Final series on that stage on Saturday, a man in black paces around it all.

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DOJ issues stern warning to AG Letitia James to back off NYU Langone in transgender surgery fight

WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice is warning New York Attorney General Letitia James that it “will take all necessary actions to defend” one of the largest hospitals in the Big Apple if she punishes NYU Langone for failing to provide transgender treatments to minors.

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There is war in our backyard and we have forgotten all about it

As everyone was absorbing the Reserve Bank’s decision to raise interest rates on Tuesday evening, one economist received something of a rock-star reception. Sean Turnell, the former senior economic advisor to deposed Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi and one-time jailbird on spurious espionage charges, was in demand i…

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Texas jails aren’t meeting deadlines to free inmates, costing some counties thousands in settlements

Jessica Jackson was supposed to be released from Dallas County jail in time for the holidays last year. She was arrested in early December for misdemeanor drug possession and violating parole, but was credited time for two years she’d already served on a previous aggravated robbery sentence.

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Activistas buscan conciliar el legado de César Chávez con acusaciones de abuso sexual

La dirigente del United Farm Workers Dolores Huerta (cent) con Howard Wallace, presidente del capítulo en San Francisco del UFW (izq), y María Elena Chávez (der), la hija de César Chávez, en una marcha en el Mission District de San Francisco, el 19 de noviembre de 1988. (AP foto/Court Mast)

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Dolores Huerta cemented her place in American history

United Farm Workers leader Dolores Huerta, center, leads a rally in San Francisco’s Mission District on Nov. 19, 1988, along with Howard Wallace, president of the San Francisco chapter of the UFW, left, and Maria Elena Chavez, 16, the daughter of Cesar Chavez, right, as part of a national boycott of what the UFW cla…

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