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Court Clears Cox of Copyright Liability, UN Declares Slave Trade Worst Crime, USPS Proposes 8 Surcharge, Court Weighs Asylum Metering Revival, and more...
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(0:10): Supreme Court Clears Cox Communications of Copyright Liability; Ruling Impact on DMCA Compliance Unclear
(2:18): UN Declares Slave Trade Worst Crime Against Humanity, Calls for Reparations Amid Global Debate
(4:25): USPS Proposes 8% Temporary Surcharge on Priority Mail Amid Financial Strain
(6:09): Supreme Court Weighs Revival of Controversial Asylum Metering Policy at U.S.-Mexico Border
(8:07): Daytona Beach Imposes Curfew for Minors Amid Spring Break Chaos; Rethinks Tourism Strategy
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(2:18): UN Declares Slave Trade Worst Crime Against Humanity, Calls for Reparations Amid Global Debate
(4:25): USPS Proposes 8% Temporary Surcharge on Priority Mail Amid Financial Strain
(6:09): Supreme Court Weighs Revival of Controversial Asylum Metering Policy at U.S.-Mexico Border
(8:07): Daytona Beach Imposes Curfew for Minors Amid Spring Break Chaos; Rethinks Tourism Strategy
To subscribe visit https://www.brief.news.
For more updates in your inbox each morning visit www.brief.news.
Image credit: Northern News Now