Judge Refuses to Toss Suit Over Pepe the Frog Poster Sales
17 May 2019 "This is a case about making sure nobody (else) is making money off Pepe the Frog."
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Judge Refuses to Toss Suit Over Pepe the Frog Poster Sales
17 May 2019 "This is a case about making sure nobody (else) is making money off Pepe the Frog."
Federal Appeals Court Rules Against Trump on Ending DACA
17 May 2019 A three-judge panel ruled 2 to 1 that the Trump administration violated federal statute when it tried to end the DACA program without adequately explaining why.
Missouri’s GOP-Led Legislature Passes 8-Week Abortion Ban
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Roy Moore Weighs AL Senate Re-Run Despite GOP Opposition
17 May 2019 Republican leaders are signaling they'll again try preventing their party from nominating the twice-removed state jurist whose campaign was battered by allegations of long-ago sexual harassment of teenagers.