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New Jersey sues Amazon, alleging company suppresses delivery drivers’ wages
Antitrust lawsuit accuses Amazon of restricting hiring, retaliating against union organizers, and using its control over delivery contractors to impose harsh working conditions
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3mCourt temporarily blocks ban on voter registration groups at citizenship ceremonies
A judge found that the Trump administration’s ban likely violated free speech rights and federal law.
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4mSandoz reaches $400 million settlement in generic drug price-fixing case
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3mNew Jersey challenges Trump administration’s latest global tariffs
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7mJudge rejects Cherry Hill school board’s attempt to block public records requests
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4mPeter Chen named next president of New Jersey Policy Perspective
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