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The National Rifle Association had a clever plan to avoid the state of New York s efforts to shut it down over allegations of executive self-enrichment: Declare bank adidas campus ruptcy and reincorporate in the Lone Star state. But Tuesday, after a weeks-long trial, a federal judge has called bullshit on the NRA s Texas two-step. U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge Harlin Hale ruled that the NRA s bankruptcy petition was not filed in good faith and represented, instead, an effort to gain an unfair litigation advantage" new balance ; against the state of New York and to avoid accountability in the state where the no stanley becher n-profit gun group has been chartered since the late 1800s. The question the court is faced with, Hale wrote, is whether the existential threat facing the NRA is the type of threat that the Bankruptcy Code is meant to protect against. The court believes it is not. The ruling was met with satisfaction by Letitia James, the attorney general in New York. The NRA d Qdxz Trump Throws Tantrum After Failing to Post Bond in NY Fraud Case
Campus CommunityWilson optimistic amid environmental gloomAlvin PowellGazette StaffJanuary 17, 20026 min readStabilizing population, environmental innovations, will save usAt the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Edward O. Wilson stops next to an African wild dog, of which there are said to be only a few thousand left in existence. Animals like these will be helped by NGOs, Wilson said, which are leading the way in striking the difficult balance bet yeezy ween meeting the needs of local human populations and lessening their impact on fragile and increasingly scarce wild areas.The world is on the road to becoming a barren, overcrowded, a asics nd lonely place for humanity, but famed biologist Edward O. Wilson is optimistic we will alter our path and emerge better stewards of the Earth, its creatures, and by doing so, ourselves.Wilson, Pe nike dunk llegrino University Research Professor at Harvard, recited a gloomy litany of impending environmental catastrophes before a crowd of about 350 Wednesday Jan. 16 :
The National Rifle Association had a clever plan to avoid the state of New York s efforts to shut it down over allegations of executive self-enrichment: Declare bank adidas campus ruptcy and reincorporate in the Lone Star state. But Tuesday, after a weeks-long trial, a federal judge has called bullshit on the NRA s Texas two-step. U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge Harlin Hale ruled that the NRA s bankruptcy petition was not filed in good faith and represented, instead, an effort to gain an unfair litigation advantage" new balance ; against the state of New York and to avoid accountability in the state where the no stanley becher n-profit gun group has been chartered since the late 1800s. The question the court is faced with, Hale wrote, is whether the existential threat facing the NRA is the type of threat that the Bankruptcy Code is meant to protect against. The court believes it is not. The ruling was met with satisfaction by Letitia James, the attorney general in New York. The NRA d Qdxz Trump Throws Tantrum After Failing to Post Bond in NY Fraud Case
Campus CommunityWilson optimistic amid environmental gloomAlvin PowellGazette StaffJanuary 17, 20026 min readStabilizing population, environmental innovations, will save usAt the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Edward O. Wilson stops next to an African wild dog, of which there are said to be only a few thousand left in existence. Animals like these will be helped by NGOs, Wilson said, which are leading the way in striking the difficult balance bet yeezy ween meeting the needs of local human populations and lessening their impact on fragile and increasingly scarce wild areas.The world is on the road to becoming a barren, overcrowded, a asics nd lonely place for humanity, but famed biologist Edward O. Wilson is optimistic we will alter our path and emerge better stewards of the Earth, its creatures, and by doing so, ourselves.Wilson, Pe nike dunk llegrino University Research Professor at Harvard, recited a gloomy litany of impending environmental catastrophes before a crowd of about 350 Wednesday Jan. 16 :
