Opinion: Omnus Law's Judy Yen says Duke University's ire over a T-shirt worn in "The White Lotus" shows why intellectual property attorneys should engage in proactive brand monitoring and preemptive ...

Now that Supreme has the spring goods on lock with hoodies and lightweight jackets thanks to Nike and Girbaud, it’s time for ...

Amazon.com has reportedly put in a last-minute bid to buy TikTok, according to Reuters. The social media app has until April ...

After TikTok was banned in the United States earlier this year, President Donald Trump gave the platform a reprieve, ...

At a White House press briefing on March 19, Leavitt called on the Supreme Court to act against Boasberg and other federal judges who have blocked Trump's executive orders. File photo: Karoline ...

Snow White has had a mixed reception from critics and underperformed at the box office during opening weekend (Picture: Disney) Expectations were in line with the live-action remake instead ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters it was incumbent upon the Supreme Court to take action against judges who 'are acting erroneously.' Reuters Last Updated : 20 March 2025 ...

Instead of volume, we’re getting high-quality drops, including the re-release of two classic Nike colorways, a high-profile Supreme and Nike ... all-black or all-white. Another classic returns!

WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - Donald Trump urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to curtail the ability of federal judges to issue injunctions blocking his administration's actions nationwide ...

White House Calls on Supreme Court to Rein in Judges Blocking Trump's Agenda By Steve Holland and Nandita Bose WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House blasted "activist" federal judges and called ...

Disney has had the last laugh for its live-action remake of the studio’s first-ever animated feature, Snow White, is perhaps surprisingly one of its strongest and most worthwhile ‘reimaginings ...

and the more the White House undermines the FTC and its work, the worse it will be for the public. The senators’ use of the word “illegally” was also highly relevant: The Supreme Court ruled ...