The United States Supreme Court has killed Apple’s efforts to overturn Qualcomm’s patents, ending the iPhone maker’s long-standing legal battle.
Rein In Big Tech? Maybe Not, Thanks to the Supreme Court
Efforts to rein in Big Tech in the US may face new hurdles, thanks to a ruling by the Supreme Court.
US Supreme Court Sides With Google Over Oracle
The US Supreme Court has handed Google a decisive victory in its decade-long battle with Oracle over the Android operating system (OS).
Supreme Court Upholds FCC Local Media Regulation
The Supreme Court has unanimously upheld the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) decision to ease local media ownership rules.
T-Mobile Takes On Robocalls, Unveils Scam Shield
T-Mobile has unveiled Scam Shield as part of its latest Un-carrier Move, taking on robocalls and scams.
Supreme Court Strengthens Anti-Robocalling Laws
Consumers tired of robocalls can breath a sigh of relief, as the Supreme Court has shored up a law banning the practice.
Border Agents Need Reasonable Suspicion To Search Phones and Computers At The Border
For years, Unites States borders have been a legal no-man’s-land where laws and rights citizens take for granted don’t always apply. Case in point is the search and seizure of electronic devices. Now, a federal judge has ruled that border…
ObamaCare’s Birth Control Mandate Divides Supreme Court
The issue of ObamaCare’s birth control policy is currently dividing the Supreme Court. The conflict revolves around a religious nonprofit objection to paying for an insurance plan covering contraception. Generally the issue also touches on health care, abortion, and religious…
Michael Savage Suspects Foul Play In Death Of Justice Scalia, Radio Host Invites Donald Trump To Share His Thoughts
National radio host Michael Savage called for a serious federal investigation concerning the tragic and sudden death of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Associate Justice Antonin Scalia. “We need a Warren Commission-like federal investigation,” Savage proposed. “This is serious business.” The…
Kim Davis Charge of Official Misconduct Sent to Attorney General
Kim Davis may have reached the end of her rope. Now we’ll see if she decides to do her job, walk away from that job, or risk arrest and impeachment. The County Clerk from Rowan County in Kentucky has been…
Marriage Equality Is Good for Business, Facebook, Apple, Google, and More Tell Supreme Court
Bans on same-sex marriage are bad for business. That’s the message of a new amicus brief filed in the US Supreme Court. The brief is signed by many major tech companies – as well as companies from industries all across…
OJ Simpson Files Appeal For His Jail Release With Nevada Supreme Court
The fate of OJ Simpson now lies with the Nevada Supreme Court after the football star’s lawyers filed an appeal to get him released from jail. Simpson’s lawyers are contesting that a judge had been wrong to deny him a…
Sonia Sotomayor Rips Court a New One
The dust from the “Hobby Lobby” ruling at the Supreme Court has not even settled yet, and the next SCOTUS scandal is already hitting the ground. In the landmark case involving the Affordable Care Act, certain forms of contraception, and…
Megyn Kelly Holds No Punches; Now No. 1 News Show
For the past 150 consecutive months, Fox News has ruled the ratings roost, being the most watched news program on cable television. For the grand majority of those years, Bill O’Reilly has led the charge for the “fair and balanced”…
Hobby Lobby’s Divisive SCOTUS Win
The Supreme Court case that featured Hobby Lobby and their protest against Obamacare wrapped up with a Hobby Lobby win yesterday. Within minutes your Facebook and Twitter feeds probably blew up with statements of indignation or triumph, depending on where…
Aereo On Last Leg Following Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court has spoken and popular streaming site Aereo will likely be kaput very soon. The site was the subject of a lengthy copyright battle due to the website’s ability to allow its users to watch and record television…
Alabama Gay Sex Ban Overturned, Ruled Unconstitutional
An appeals court in Alabama has ruled that the Alabama law criminalizing consensual homosexual conduct is unconstitutional, as it “applies to private, legitimately consensual anal and oral sex between unmarried persons.” Civil rights organizations cheered the state appeals court for…