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Steve Ambrose Uber is getting ready to broaden its target market to more than the weekend drinkers. In a posting on Uber’s blog, the company announced Nov. 3 the testing of a new expansion plan specifically for commuters. Known as UberPool, the company will now offer fixed-rate rides that serves the San Francisco area. “POOL…
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LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: Grace Carr A woman posted a video on Snapchat Thursday of her friend being raped after the two fought over a man, prosecutors allege. The woman that posted the video — 36-year-old Beth Rae Harris — has been charged with nonconsensual dissemination of sexual images, and is being held on…
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LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: by Micah J. Fleck As someone who was not only born and raised in West Virginia, but also homeschooled my entire pre-high school life, I have particular reason to be frustrated with this bill. But all TLR readers should be as well, if the point is as much liberty as possible….
Johnson & Johnson Ordered To Pay $572M For Fueling Opioid Crisis
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