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South Carolina authorities are investigating a fire that engulfed the home of state circuit court judge

“At this time, there is no evidence to indicate the fire was intentionally set,” Mark Keel, chief of the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, said in a statement Monday afternoon.

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Fire at home linked to SC circuit court judge under investigation

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3 hospitalized in fire at home of South Carolina judge Diane Goodstein

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South Carolina judge’s $1.5m home destroyed in huge fire with family forced to jump out of window

A spokesperson for the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division said the department is currently investigating the cause of the fire and had yet to determine whether it was an accident or the result o...

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South Carolina judge’s home burns, but investigators say no evidence of arson

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SLED: ‘No evidence’ of arson at destroyed home of SC judge, former legislator

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Judge Diane Goodstein’s Home Was Set on Fire: Everything to Know About the Explosion

The cause of the fire is not currently known, according to CNN.

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South Carolina judge speaks out after $1.5 million home was destroyed in ‘explosion’

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South Carolina Judge Diane Goodstein’s Home Is Destroyed in Suspected Arson Attack

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Trump slams judge he picked as court tests limits of president’s power to deploy troops

President Trump is now increasingly at odds with his own appointees, a situation poised to boil over as the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reviews multiple challenges to the administration's use of the National Guard.

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Federal appeals court tentatively sets oral argument in Oregon troop case for Thursday morning

The hearing is tentatively set for 9 a.m. Thursday, before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, but a three-judge panel may also decide to decide the matter solely on the briefs.

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Pharma group asks Fifth Circuit to ax Medicare drug price negotiation

Pharmaceutical companies argue the negotiation program, in which the government sets how much the federal health insurance program for seniors will pay for certain high-cost drugs, is unconstitutional.