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Court of Appeals Revitalizes Texas Law Targeting Social Media Companies

A Texas law banning major social media companies from removing political speech was the first of its kind, enacted Wednesday, raising complex questions about how to follow rules for major web platforms. The law, which applies to social media platforms with 50 million or more monthly active users in the United States, was passed last …

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‘Rust’ Production Appeals Fine for Cinematographer’s Death

The production company behind the movie “Rust” on Monday appealed against a fine issued by New Mexico state regulators, which said the production resulted in a shooting death due to “a clear indifference to the known dangers associated with the use of firearms on set.” The cinematographer of the movie is Halyna Hutchins. Rust Movie …

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Jussie Smollett To Be Released From Prison With Appeals And Court Orders

An Illinois appeals court ordered Wednesday to release actor Jussie Smollett from prison on bail until she can appeal her conviction for falsely reporting that she was the victim of a hate crime. Mr. Smollett was sentenced to five months in prison last week, but his lawyers promptly asked a panel of judges to stay …

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Jamaican Bobsledder Files Appeals Women’s Elimination Process

Jazmine Fenlator-Victoria, a bobsledder who served as one of Jamaica’s flag bearers at Friday’s inaugural ceremony, filed an appeal with the Court of Arbitration for Sport Saturday morning, arguing that a ranking decision by her sport’s governing body favored the competition of European athletes. It faced discrimination against athletes from smaller countries at the Olympics …

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Court of Appeals Says Apple May Delay Changes to App Store Rules.

A federal appeals court sent Apple a last-minute adjournment Wednesday, accepting a request to suspend a legal order that would require the company to make policy changes to the App Store that could help app developers circumvent what they say are unfair fees. Had the appeals court not ruled, Apple would have had to start …

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Biden Vaccine Mission Challenges Move to Ohio Court of Appeals

WASHINGTON – a federal judicial panel Tuesday assigned appellate court in Cincinnati at least 34 cases Lawsuits filed across the country challenging the Biden administration’s attempt by major employers to require their workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus or undergo weekly tests. a court clerk for US Judicial Panel on Multi-District Litigation He randomly …

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Appeals Court Extends Barrier on Biden’s Vaccination Duty for Employers

WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court has held its ground against a federal mandate that requires all major employers to have their workers vaccinated against coronavirus or undergo weekly testing starting in January, declaring the rule “substantially exceeding” the government’s mandate. It is a job security agency. Inside 22 page decision On Friday, a panel …

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CDC Appeals for Pregnant or Breastfeeding Persons to Get Vaccinated

in an urgent petition On Wednesday, federal health officials urged any American who is pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or currently breastfeeding to be vaccinated against the coronavirus as soon as possible. Covid-19 poses a serious risk during pregnancyAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, when an individual’s immune system is suppressed and …

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