Supreme Court Passes On Taking John Madden Football Case
Pass. That's what the Supreme Court has decided to do with a copyright dispute case stemming from a classic football video game.
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Pass. That's what the Supreme Court has decided to do with a copyright dispute case stemming from a classic football video game.
Berkeley police detectives have released a photo of a black-clad protester, momentarily without her mask, that was taken during last August's violent confrontations at Martin Luther King Jr., Civic Park.
Shares in Kingdom Holding, the firm that Prince Alwaleed bin Talal built into a global power, have dropped 12% in two days after the prominent Saudi investor was arrested as part of an anti-corruption drive.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi weighed in on the sexual harassment claims current and former female lawmakers are making against their male colleagues in Congress, saying she supports legislative action in Congress to address the issue.
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A provision of the 429-page bill ends tax-exempt status on bonds used to pay for stadiums used by professional sports teams.
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