Elon Musk’s X can resume service in Brazil, top court rules
Brazil's Supreme Court on Tuesday ordered X to appear in the country after the social media platform reversed course and began complying with a court ruling in which billionaire owner Elon Musk had previously vowed not to meet. allowed to resume service. Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who has been embroiled in a months-long […]
Stricter rules of origin won’t help Michigan’s auto workers
In speeches in Michigan over the past few weeks, both presidential candidates made big promises to autoworkers about U.S. trade policy. Their proposals would do more harm than good. vice president kamala harris criticized the U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement (USMCA) decried what ails the industry, arguing that “President Trump's trade deals made it all too easy” to […]
Keegan Bradley rules out Phil Mickelson but does not exclude other LIV Golf stars from Ryder Cup
NEW YORK — For the second year in a row, issues with LIV Golf and the role the Saudi-backed circuit plays in the qualifying process lurk in the background for the Ryder Cup for the second year in a row. Who will play from LIV Golf? You have to think about Bryson DeChambeau, the reigning […]
North Carolina board of elections votes to ease voting rules in counties severely affected by Hurricane Helene
Voters in North Carolina's 13 counties hardest hit by Hurricane Helen will have an easier time voting in the aftermath of Hurricane Helen. solution It was passed unanimously by the Election Commission on Monday. Early voting in North Carolina is scheduled to begin in 10 days, and voting by mail has already begun. “Communications are […]
Google must open up lucrative app store to rivals after historic ‘Fortnite’ verdict, judge rules
Google needs to open its Android app store to competition from smaller rivals like Fortnite maker Epic Games, a federal judge said Monday, potentially upending the company's dominance in the app market. said in a bombshell verdict. The sweeping remedies outlined by U.S. District Judge James Donato in San Francisco federal court come months after […]
Judge rules Missouri sex offenders no longer need to post ‘no candy’ warning signs outside their homes on Halloween
Missouri sex offenders can no longer place “No Candy” warning signs outside their homes on Halloween, a federal judge has ruled, arguing that part of the state law is unconstitutional. A state law enacted in 2008 prohibits registered sex offenders from going outside to interact with children or turning on outside lights, and prohibits them […]
Judge rules Missouri sex offenders no longer need to post warning signs outside their homes on Halloween
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EU Court Rules Trans Identity Must Be Accepted by All Member States
In a landmark case, the European Union's highest court ruled that all member states must recognize gender changes carried out in other countries in the region. The European Court of Justice (ECJ), which acts as the European Union's highest court in EU law matters, this week refused to accept as valid the gender reassignment certificate […]
Judge rules that Biden admin violated environmental law in halt of border wall construction
A federal judge has ruled in favor of southern border ranchers who argued that the Biden administration violated environmental laws in 2021 by “rushing to reverse the previous administration's border policies.” Arizona rancher Stephen Smith was a member of the Massachusetts Coalition for Immigration Reform and others in the lawsuit. v. Department of Homeland Security […]
‘Wonderful repudiation of totalitarians’: Judge rules Newsom’s censorious meme ban unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that California Gov. Gavin Newsom's (D) meme ban is unconstitutional. Judge John A. Mendez of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California wrote that Newsom's AB 2839 “acts as a hammer instead of a scalpel, inhibiting humorous expression and unconstitutionally inhibiting the free and unfettered exchange of […]