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If you’ve ever scrolled through Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube and wondered why some Taylor Swift songs appear twice—identical titles, but one stamped with “Taylor’s Version”—you’re not alone. The label isn’t a bonus track or a branding gimmick. The reason has to do with a copyright dispute that exposed imbalances in the music industry and sparked a rare artist-led workaround.

Housing and TenantsLaw: Landlords must provide working stoves and refrigerators in rental unitsLegislative Act: Assembly Bill 628 (AB 628)Effective Date: January 1, 2026Law: Tenants protected from eviction when rent nonpayment is caused by delayed Social Security benefitsLegislative Act: Assembly Bill 246 (AB 246)Effective Date: January 1, 2026

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