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• Judge Cuts Johnson & Johnson Damages from $8 Billion to $6.8 Million in Risperdal Case
• Judge Says Facebook Must Relinquish Info on Suspicious Apps to State
• U.S. Will Look at Sudden Acceleration Complaints Involving 500,000 Tesla Vehicles
• Fire-Damaged Philadelphia Oil Refinery Heads for Auction
• South Dakota Townships Face Financial Woes After 2019 Floods
• Bayer Roundup Deal Is Close as Claims Surge, Mediator Says
• Bayer Roundup Deal Is Close as Claims Surge, Mediator Says
• FAA Investigating Delta Jet Fuel-Dumping on Schoolkids
• PG&E Tries to Assure Strict Judge It’s Safer on Wildfires
• Theories Persist About Mystery Drones Seen in Rural Region
• Anchorage School District Weighing Cost of Earthquake Relief
• States Oppose Trump Proposal to Ship LNG by Rail, Citing Safety Risk
• FAA’s Assumptions in Boeing 737 Max Approval Faulted by Experts
• PG&E Judge Demands Details on Potential Wildfire Payout Conflict
• Europe Mulls New Tougher Rules for Artificial Intelligence

• Supreme Court Rejects Colorado’s Appeal in ‘Too Poor to Pay’ Workers’ Comp Fine Case
• Insurance Claims from Australia Wildfires at A$1.41 Billion ($970 Million) and Rising
• Tribal Casino Employees Not Eligible for Workers’ Compensation, Rules New Mexico’s Top Court
• Appeals Court Turns Down Teens’ Bid to Force Climate Change Action By Government
• Northwest Hit With More Snow, Wind, Power Outages, Two Rescued
• Displaced Families Await Post-Quake Housing in Puerto Rico