The justices took up Cox’s appeal of the lower court’s decision that it was still liable for copyright infringement by users of its internet service despite the decision to overturn the verdict.
Read More US Supreme Court to review billion-dollar Cox Communications copyright case
George Wendt, best known for his Emmy-nominated supporting role as the beer-bellied barfly Norm on the long-running hit NBC television sitcom “Cheers,” died on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Read More Comic actor George Wendt, ‘Cheers’ barfly named Norm, dead at 76
Deceased pedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, has requested the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn her sex-trafficking conviction on Friday — claiming for a second time that she was shielded by a non-prosecution agreement.
Read More Epstein Accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell Makes Appeal To SCOTUS
Border Czar Tom Homan recently explained that the Trump administration’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are largely in charge of determining whether certain “migrants” are members of criminal gangs — resulting in their deportation.
Read More Homan: ICE Agents Are The ‘Principal Arbiter’ In Determining Deportations
President Donald Trump slammed “Highly Conflicted” Judge James Boasberg for taking all of the cases against the Trump White House, arguing that it’s now seemingly impossible to receive an “Honest Ruling.”
Read More Trump Slams ‘Highly Conflicted’ Obama-Nominated Judge Who Was ‘Randomly Selected’ To Lead Signal Chat Lawsuit
Longtime Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell announced on his 83rd birthday that he will not seek re-election, after serving a lengthy seven terms in Congress.
Read More Mitch McConnell Confirms He Will Not Be Running For Re-Election In 2026