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First Republican Signs Petition to Force House Vote On Restoring Open Internet Rules

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Officer Who Lead Daniels Strip Club Bust Was Named In 2015 Entrapment Case

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Michael Avenatti Calls Bust ‘Politically Motivated’ and ‘A Set-Up'

Long-Running Recordkeeping/Labeling Battle May Be Nearing Its Conclusion

As United States Enters Post-Openness Internet Era, India Puts Strict New Fairness Rules In Place

Passage of FOSTA Law Has Created Obstacles to Cops’ Pursuit of Sex Traffickers, But May Have Spurred New Interest In Lives of Sex Workers

Judge Rules That Playboy Centerfold Must Give Avenatti Copy of Lawsuit, But He Can’t Make it Public

Trump Supreme SCOTUS Appears Certain To Drag Court Even Farther Right

Labor Party Member of Parliament Leads Call To Ban ‘Prostitution Web Sites’ From Internet

Judge Seals Lawsuit, But Reports Claim Avenatti Communicated With Bechard’s Lawyer; Avenatti Denies It

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After Initial Denials, Lawyer Who Gained Fame Repping AVN Hall of Famer Openly Considers Bid