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* President Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen apparently has a job offer to be a political consultant after he is released from jail. Seems like he landed on his feet after being disbarred. [SF Gate]
* A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit aimed at tossing the new proxy voting system adopted by the House of Representative amid COVID-19 concerns. [USA Today]
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* Simon Property Group, one of the nation’s largest shopping center landlords, has filed claims against the Gap for allegedly “taking opportunistic advantage” of the COVID-19 pandemic to avoid paying rent. [Bloomberg]
* The New York Attorney General is suing to have the National Rifle Association dissolved because of allegedly fraudulent practices. [New York Times]
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