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US Justice Department preparing to sue Citigroup

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 The site of the new Sixers practice stadium is located on the southeast corner of Martin Luther King Blvd. and Delaware Ave. in Camden, between the Susquehanna Bank Center and the Adventure Aquarium. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

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Uncertainty dominates newly legal new hemp market

Marijuana’s square cousin, industrial hemp, has come out of the black market and is now legal for farmers to cultivate, opening up ...

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Hershey sues Colorado edible pot company

Hershey is suing a Colorado company that makes four marijuana-infused candies that Hershey says closely resemble its iconic products. ...

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 When scaffold frames are interconnected, failure of one frame can cause the whole system to collapse. (Image courtesy of OSHA)

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N.J. grocer sentenced for role in food stamps scheme

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Bill would allow Tesla to sell cars in N.J.

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 Limes are back on the shelves in Philadelphia and some are working to avoid any future shortages. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

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 PATCO is expecting a $102 million dollar overhaul of the Ben Franklin Bridge railroad lines. (Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

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