Former pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli (center.) Photo: Spencer Platt / Getty Images
Martin Shkreli, the notorious former hedge fund manager and pharmaceutical executive, was sentenced on Friday to seven years in prison on federal charges of wire and securities fraud.
The sentencing comes roughly two and a half years after the "Pharma Bro" came under fire for raising the price of an AIDS drug by more than 5,000 percent.
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The Supreme Court ended its term with a series of rulings on religion's role in schools, the workplace and access to health care.
Why it matters: The decisions elevated protections for people and employers of faith, while curtailing those of religion teachers, the nonreligious taxpayer and women who rely on their workplaces' health care plans for contraception.
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Donald Trump Jr., in quarantine since girlfriend Kimberly Guilfoyle tested positive for the coronavirus, says he's used the time to finish a book that he'll self-publish the week of the Republican convention, at the end of August.
What he's saying: Don Jr., whose controversial blasts connect with President Trump's base, told me in a phone interview that "Liberal Privilege" will be his effort to paint a picture of Joe Biden and his record that the press ignores.