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Age Discrimination Law Protects Applicants, Not Just Employees: US Appeals Court Dale Kleber's lawsuit in Illinois tested the scope of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act. Kleber, a lawyer, sued...  Read More Proskauer Partner Reveals Identity, Adds Claims in $50M Gender Bias Suit Proskauer partner Connie Bertram has revealed herself as the Jane Doe plaintiff who sued the firm alleging gender discrimination.  Read More SCOTUS Gives Prized Nod to Arnold & Porter’s Lisa Blatt at Travel Ban Argument Justice Breyer’s reference to Blatt, a veteran advocate who leads Arnold & Porter’s appellate and Supreme Court practice,...  Read More Bill Cosby Found Guilty in Sexual Assault Case Jurors deliberated for 14 hours before finding Cosby guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault, based on...  Read More Covington Lobbyist Richard Hertling Picked for Federal Claims Court Seat Richard Hertling...

20 January 18 AM It's Live on the HomePage Now:   Reader Supported News IF THE NEED FOR FUNDING WERE NOT SERIOUS WE WOULD NOT SAY SO - Funding is in fact critically lacking and the situation is now quite serious. Marc Ash - Founder, Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation! Bill McKibben | The Resistance to Trump Will Be Local  Bill McKibben, The Nation   McKibben writes: "Whenever progress is blocked in Washington, the pressure for progress always finds other outlets. During the George W. Bush administration, for instance, environmentalists looked to state and local governments for action on climate change, and the result was a slew of commitments that helped build the renewable-energy industry."   READ MORE The Federal Government Just Shut Down. What Happens Next?   Michael Collins, USA TODAY   Collins writes: "The federal government ran out of funding at midnight, but you may not have noticed."   READ MORE Fusion GPS: Kreml...