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Outdoor apparel company Patagnonia sues environmentalist drag queen for trademark infringement
Wyn Wiley, who uses the name "Pattie Gonia," started selling apparel branded with his drag queen name online. Apparel maker Patagonia asked Gonia to stop, but he filed a trademark application on the "Pattie Gonia" name.
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Jury finds prominent short seller Andrew Left guilty of securities fraud
Left was also convicted of 12 of 16 other counts related to specific trades on stocks like Tesla, Nvidia, Palantir and Meta, and was acquitted on four counts.
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Patel warns 'hoax threats' will not be tolerated at FIFA World Cup matches
The FIFA World Cup is scheduled to begin next week and will feature matches in the U.S., Mexico and Canada. The first match will take place in Mexico City on June 11.
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Immigration panel issues final removal order for Mahmoud Khalil
The administration's attempt to deport him has led to a number of legal battles.
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Putin announces ceasefire in Ukraine for Orthodox Easter
Ukraine and Russia are traditionally Orthodox Christian countries and observe the Julian Calendar, which means Easter usually falls on a different date than in western countries.
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Amid cash shortfall, USPS halts pension contributions which will free up $2.5 billion
The Postal Service had previously warned Congress that without reforms to the pension funding and stamp prices, it could run out of cash in less than a year.
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Supreme Court upholds rejection of 'progressive' candidate accused of trying to infiltrate Ohio GOP
Court documents filed in U.S. District Court show that Ronan publicly admitted his candidacy was part of a Democratic strategy to run Democrats as Republicans in red districts.
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Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer faces federal civil rights complaints filed by female agency staffers
The complaints allege that Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer retaliated against female staffers for filing sexual abuse complaints against her husband and that she made staffers do personal chores for her.
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White House staff told not to place bets on prediction markets using insider info, amid ongoing war
The email, which was sent from the White House Management Office, explained that it's a criminal offense to use nonpublic information to buy or sell prediction-market contracts.
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Judge blocks Pentagon from imposing new press restrictions
U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman last month dismissed parts of the Pentagon's guidelines released last year and ordered it to restore the press passes of seven journalists for the New York Times.
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Exclusive: ICE arrests violent illegal migrants on anniversary of reopening VOICE program
The roundup comes on the one-year anniversary of the reopening of ICE's Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement office, which was launched by President Donald Trump in his first term and closed during the Biden administration.
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State Department to oversee ceasefire meeting between Israel, Lebanon next week
The U.S., Israel and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire agreement on Tuesday after Iran agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but the ceasefire went into jeopardy after Israel continued firing into Lebanon.
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Fragile ceasefire may hinge on Iran’s demand to control the Strait of Hormuz
President Trump said Iran had agreed to open the strait during the two-week ceasefire, but Iran has instead moved to exert greater control over the crucial shipping lane, perhaps the only leverage the theocracy has.