Yikes. According to the complaint, a January 6 rioter was also a Blaze "journalist" who made up a story about Plaintiff planting pipe bombs on January 5. Plaintiff is a police officer who tried to stop the insurrectionists and later testified against them.

thanks!

MAHA isn't California cuisine. It means they'll fry the fries in beef tallow instead of evil "seed oils"

BINGO!

they say "I love you"?🥲

For instance, a clause in the contract says "licensor" when by any reasonable read in context it should be "licensee". But one party in the lawsuit insists this is the plain language of the contract and should be enforced as such.

Lawyer people - and to be clear and I'm asking out of curiousity. This isn't happening in anything I'm working on.

Do you know of any lawsuits where a party name was misstated in a contract, and that should be obvious from context, but a litigant insisted on enforcing as written?

I was literally just talking to my students about the use of social media posts in trademark complaints

every post in the comments hoping to be Exhibits to Ralph Lauren's lawsuit

Everybody's an industry plant when you don't know how things work

It's some kind of variation of "everything's a conspiracy when you don't know how things work"

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I really don't want to give Wired a click but I am curious what they were babbling about

This isn't true. Just block people who say things like this.

Trump's reaction is like "you're not getting that. You're not even getting a tip"

Don’t mean to be an alarmist, but lately Trump has been showing signs of being exactly the person he’s always been.

It took me three views to see it

Pineapple isn't even close to the worst thing that people have put on pizza

a man is standing in front of a stone wall with the words tuesday 8 / 7 who 's the boss written on it Alt: Tony Danza is standing in front of a stone wall with the words tuesday 8 / 7 who 's the boss written on it

We already did that

there is an mbta employee repairing a busted door on the green line with a bunch of drunk red sox bros cheering him on OH HELL YEAH, YOU GOT THIS, HEAH WE GO! I LIKE THAT! COME ON HIT IT HAHD

never change, boston

The 25th amendment is supposed to be like when the president’s in a coma quite seriously if he were that would be a major improvement

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I thought it would be a one-time post, not evergreen

Make Marjorie Taylor Greene do something. She bears responsibility for this happening, she supposedly is against now, and it's her party.

To be clear, while I'm all in favor of using the 25th Amendment, this doesn't seem to be what it was written for.

But beginning an impeachment process is the right and necessary thing to do, irrespective of whether the 25th Amendment is also in play.

Ffs

If you’ve never called your congressional reps before, do it right now.

Future generations are going to demand to know why we didn’t stop him and “we didn’t have the votes” is no answer.

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This it in Blake Lively v. Wayfarer Studios isn't essential the holding, but I'm sure it was important to entertainment industries that it's in there

I'd literally vote for very dead Nixon over Trump

“Frederick Douglass is an example of somebody who’s done an amazing job and is being recognized more and more, I notice.”