Nate Raymond

@nateraymond.bsky.social

Reuters reporter in Massachusetts covering the federal judiciary and major litigation. Alaska expat. Email: nate.raymond@tr.com

"Are you wearing the—" "The airbrushed T-shirt version of the 1974 artwork Lynda Benglis ran as an ad in Artforum printed as an almost unrecognizably ethereal palimpsest on a sheer, beaded, short-sleeved dress in the Dior Haute Couture F/W 26-27 collection? Yeah, yeah I am." greg.org/archive/2026...

a thin fair skinned model with straight dark hair back wears an off white tshirt style dress in sheer organza i think with intermittent strings of beads, that comes to her mid calf. there is a faintly painted or printed outline in airbrushed rainbow colors of a figure, and the faint letters artf across the chest. the model stands on a black parquet floor with palm fronts behind her, and holds a platinum colored pleated metallic bag. this is from the lynda benglis inspired dior haute couture show, and the figure alluded to on the dress is benglis, posing with a giant double dildo for a work she published in artforum in 1974 as an advertisement. but none of that is really legible in this five-figure made to order garment

President Trump had (loudly) promised that he would ask #SCOTUS to grant rehearing of its June 30 decision blocking his executive order purporting to limit birthright citizenship. The deadline for such a request was yesterday—and ... crickets.

New: eBay and three former executives will pay $55.7 million to resolve a lawsuit by a Massachusetts couple who fell victim to a ‌bizarre stalking and harassment campaign carried out by several employees in retaliation for their newsletter's coverage of the company. www.reuters.com/legal/govern...

EBay, former executives to pay $56 million to settle couple's harassment case

EBay and three former top executives have agreed ​to pay $55.7 million to resolve a lawsuit by a Massachusetts couple who fell victim to a ‌bizarre stalking and harassment campaign carried out by seve...

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New: eBay and three former executives will pay $55.7 million to resolve a lawsuit by a Massachusetts couple who fell victim to a ‌bizarre stalking and harassment campaign carried out by several employees in retaliation for their newsletter's coverage of the company. www.reuters.com/legal/govern...

EBay, former executives to pay $56 million to settle couple's harassment case

EBay and three former top executives have agreed ​to pay $55.7 million to resolve a lawsuit by a Massachusetts couple who fell victim to a ‌bizarre stalking and harassment campaign carried out by seve...

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"Nor does the FDA explain how, without these ​restrictions, prescribing the drug becomes an intolerable risk which would require withdrawal of the drug ​from the market," Judge Ballou wrote as he ruled against FDA restrictions on the abortion drug mifepristone. www.reuters.com/world/us-jud...

US judge says Biden-era restrictions on prescribing abortion drug are unlawful

A federal judge in Virginia has ruled that it was illegal for former President Joe Biden's administration to require doctors and pharmacies to be ​specially certified to prescribe the abortion drug mi...

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NEW: As Todd Blanche courts wobbly GOP votes on his confirmation as AG, the Justice Department is showering a lot of attention and $$$ on Alaska, whose Sen. Lisa Murkowski hasn't said yet whether she's a yes or a no. w/ @kyledcheney.bsky.social & Chris Marquette www.politico.com/news/2026/07...

Lisa Murkowski is undecided on Blanche’s confirmation. Her state is getting a windfall from DOJ.

The senior Republican senator from Alaska has a history of leveraging her vote to get wins for her state.

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BREAKING: In response to the challenge to the NYT subpoenas, DOJ in a Monday filing put on the docket today agreed to put off the subpoenas for two weeks as the government takes "particular investigative steps" that it suspects will be relevant to the court in assessing the motion to quash.

Re: In re Grand Jury Subpoenas Dated July 10, 2026,
26 Misc. 352 (AS)
Dear Judge Subramanian:
The Government respectfully submits this letter regarding the above-captioned motion to
quash grand jury subpoenas.
The movants’ motion to quash rests on several inaccurate assertions regarding the
confidential grand jury investigation in pursuit of which the subpoenas in question were issued.
Without divulging classified or otherwise confidential and sensitive information, the movants are
incorrect, for example, in asserting that the investigation lacks proper predication and that no
investigative steps were taken prior to issuance of the subpoenas. And the movants are incorrect
in asserting that the Government failed to comply with governing Department of Justice
regulations regarding issuance of subpoenas to members of the media.
Importantly, the Government’s investigation is ongoing, and there are particular
investigative steps that the Government is seeking to take in the near term that the Government
anticipates will be material to this Court’s assessment of application of any qualified reporter’s
privilege here. Accordingly, the Government respectfully requests that the subpoenas be held in
abeyance for two weeks during which time the Government will seek from the movants only
preservation of records and not any testimony or documents.