Supreme Court: Social media outlets not liable in terrorist killing
The Supreme Court ruled that three of the largest social media outlets were not liable for "aiding and abetting" ISIS in a 2017 terrorist attack.
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The Supreme Court ruled an employee must only show some harm came as a result of a forced job transfer.
The court ruled 7-2 that the Department of Veterans Affairs improperly calculated the educational benefits for a retired Army captain.
Chief Justice John Roberts announced on Monday that Clarence Thomas would be absent from the day's proceedings, without providing an explanation.
Clark was already endorsed by Nike in college, but the deal expired at the end of her record-breaking season with the Iowa Hawkeyes.
But we have some good news: According to the report, the number of breweries grew to an "all-time high."
At least 15 members of the Kennedy family said they would support President Biden in his reelection campaign despite their relative's run.