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Legendary Philadelphia attorney, humanitarian and former American Bar Association president Jerome J. Shestack has died at 88 from renal failure
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When Delaware State University announced that it was eliminating its women's equestrian team, the school was hit with a pair of class action lawsuits in federal court seeking an injunction that would
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