The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a free speech challenge brought by a trade group against a regulation issued by the California city of Berkeley that requires cellphone retailers to tell customers of certain radiation risks. Read from Source
‘They’ named as Merriam-Webster dictionary’s word of the year CNN Merriam-Webster declares its 2019 word of the year AOL Merriam-Webster’s 2019 word of the year is “they” CBS This Morning Merriam Webster Names ‘They’ As Its Word of the Year for 2019 TIME Nonbinary pronoun ‘they’ is Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Year NBCNews.com View full coverage on Google News Read … Read more
Trump lashes out at FBI director in wake of Justice Department inspector general’s report The Washington Post US Attorney Durham objects to IG findings on Russia probe origins in stunning statement Fox News It’s official — the dossier was malarkey Washington Examiner New DOJ Report Debunks Trump’s Conspiracy Theories Bloomberg Misfired ‘Hurricane’: Comey’s team abused Carter Page and the … Read more
Akshay Kumar Singh was one of a group of men who gang-raped a 23-year-old woman on a bus in India’s capital late at night in December seven years ago. Filed through his lawyer, the now 31-year-old said in his review petition to the Supreme Court that the air quality in New Delhi was like a … Read more
Trump Aides and Democrats Strike Deal on North American Trade Pact The New York Times GOP senators worry Trump made ‘problematic’ concessions in trade deal | TheHill The Hill Democrats and the Trump administration near a tentative North American trade deal CNBC Do-nothing Democrats need to work with GOP and pass USMCA Washington Examiner Mexico may accept US steel … Read more
Bill Cosby lost his bid to overturn his sexual assault conviction Tuesday, as an appeals court upheld the verdict in the first celebrity trial of the #MeToo era. In its ruling, the Superior Court upheld the right of prosecutors to call other accusers to bolster their case — the same issue that was fought over … Read more
More cities are criminally punishing homeless people for sleeping in public, a new report shows, amid an increase in Americans living on the streets. Read from Source
Two of nearly two dozen St. Louis police officers accused this summer by a watchdog group of posting objectionable Facebook messages have been fired. Sgt. Ronald Hasty and Detective Thomas Mabrey are appealing, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. Read from Source
In a new twist in the "Varsity Blues" admissions scandal, a California woman agreed to plead guilty to paying $9,000 to have someone take online classes for her son so he could graduate from Georgetown. Read from Source
Family of Josh Watson, Pensacola attack hero, calls for arming service members on military bases Fox News Pensacola Hit by Cyberattack Days After Shooting at Military Base The Wall Street Journal Video shows family of Pensacola shooting victim Joshua Watson greeted with salute NBCNews.com Pensacola cyberattack could be connected to naval base shooting New York Daily News Saudi attacker … Read more