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GOP gets another Supreme Court win in TV political ad fight

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The Hill GOP gets another Supreme Court win in TV political ad fight
The Supreme Court on Wednesday sided with Republicans a second time in a legal battle over television advertising costs in the lead-up to the midterm elections, prompting two liberal justices to disse
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Times of India World US ranchers win pipeline compensation fight but face $300,000 legal bill, Supreme Court to hear case
A group of North Dakota ranchers who spent nearly $300,000 fighting a pipeline company over land compensation have taken their dispute over legal expenses to the US Supreme Court. Although they reache
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