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Iowa Republicans join up with the “Thirteeners,” whose convoluted logic sounds like a Nicholas Cage movie.

Consumers complain that the new iPads are prone to overheating, which means the devices don’t work as Apple has advertised.

Securities class-action lawsuits declined in the first half of 2010 over the prior year, dropping to pre-recession levels as the worst of the nation’s financial collapse seems to have passed.

A bankruptcy court investigator faults former Tribune execs for the sour deal that left the company too shaky to survive.

A judge bars the legal journal from naming a federal regulatory agency in the dispute between POM juice and its lawyers over fees. “If I am throwing 80 years of First Amendment jurisprudence on its head, so be it,” the judge says.

Mary Salas concedes race to Juan Vargas in California Senate District 40 primary, a win for the insurance industry and other corporate interests that heavily invested in Vargas’s campaign.

The use of new software to prepare an file debt-collection claims is swamping the system, critics say, as they demand reforms.