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    August 23, 2017

    1. Has shift to passive index investing been overstated?
    2. Preparing an appealing brief in the digital age

    Nation

    1. 1979 Klan-Nazi attack survivor hopes for a 'justice river'
    2. Overdoses on the road: Drugged driving rises as a menace
    3. Record $417M award in lawsuit linking baby powder to cancer
    4. National Roundup

    Courts

    1. Fallen forensics: Judges routinely allow disavowed science

    Business

    1. Why AI visionary Andrew Ng teaches humans to teach computers
    2. Hollywood's hacking pains are bigger than movie leaks
    3. Has shift to passive index investing been overstated?
    4. Technology Why AI visionary Andrew Ng teaches humans to teach computers Pioneer sees artificial intelligence changing virtually every industry
    5. Technology Hollywood's hacking pains are bigger than movie leaks Analysis: Movie's box-office revenue drops when movie leaked ahead of release
    6. Ohio Overdoses on the road: Drugged driving rises as a menace State saw 4,615 drug-related crashes last year, 21percent increase since 2013
    7. Massachusetts Fallen forensics: Judges routinely allow disavowed science Some forensic science being denounced as not studied enough to be reliable
    8. North Carolina 1979 Klan-Nazi attack survivor hopes for a 'justice river' All-white juries at two trials acquitted Klan and Nazi members in 5 deaths
    9. Preparing an appealing brief in the digital age
    10. California Record $417M award in lawsuit linking baby powder to cancer More than1,000 other people have filed lawsuits against Johnson&Johnson

    Feature

    1. Sunnyside Up
    2. African-Americans fighting fascism and racism, from WWII to Charlottesville
    3. Daily Briefs
    4. Wayne Law student serves as Moot Court associate justice