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Jury: Facebook's Oculus Stole Tech for Headset, Owes $500M

A U.S. jury found Facebook, its Oculus unit and other defendants must pay $500 million, after ZeniMax Media claimed the social media company stole technology. So reports Newsweek.

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Girl Booted from Catholic School After Suing to Play on Boys’ Basketball Team

On the heels of a lawsuit seeking to compel a private school in New Jersey to let their daughter play on the boys’ basketball team, seventh-grader Sydney Phillips’ parents were informed Sydney and her sister will no longer be allowed to attend the St. Theresa school. So reports The New York Post.

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Johnny Depp, Ex-Managers Sue Each Other Amid Actor's $2M Monthly Spending

Johnny Depp and his former business managers are suing each other, each claiming the other was the impetus for the movie star’s financial troubles. So reports NBC News.

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Cruise Robocall Lawsuit Nets $76M

The Cruise Call Class Action Lawsuit will force the Caribbean Cruise Line and two co-defendants to pay as much as $76 million to those who received calls offering free cruises. So reports CBS affiliate WNCN.

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Judge: Ohio’s Lethal Injection Drugs Don’t Pass Constitutional Muster

A federal judge ruled Ohio’s latest lethal injection process is unconstitutional, and has delayed three executions. So reports the Associated Press.

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Man Who Fired Gun While Investigating Faux Dem Pizzeria Kiddie Sex Ring Offered Plea Deal

Edgar Maddison Welch, who fired an assault weapon in a Washington pizzeria during an “investigation” into fake reports that Democrats were harboring child sex slaves, has been offered a plea deal. So reports the Associated Press.

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Corrections Officer’s Circumcision at Heart of Sexual Assault Suit Dispute

A dispute over the value of a Rikers Island inmate’s description of a corrections officer’s genitals has erupted. So reports The New York Daily News.

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Trump Facing Lawsuit Over ‘Emoluments’ Clause

Watchdog organization Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington filed a lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s purported conflicts of interest. So reports Syracuse.com.

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Fate of Manhattan Judge On Sick Leave Since 2014 Up in Air

Justice Daniel McCullough, currently at a New York rehabilitation facility on sick leave, has yet to decide on retirement or applying for disability benefits and has been collecting an annual salary of $193,000 during his time off. So reports The New York Daily News.

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Assange: I’ll Face U.S. Courts If My Rights Are Protected

After former President Barack Obama commuted the sentence of ex-military intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange doubled down on his offer to be extradited to the U.S. provided his rights will be protected. So reports Newsweek.

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