The Supreme Court will postpone oral arguments planned for April, and said that it will consider “a range of scheduling options and other alternatives” if proceedings cannot be held through the remainder of the term.
The arguments were to be held April 20-22 and April 27-29. The court will continue to hold regularly…
UPDATED, with comment from Byron Allen: The Supreme Court sided with Comcast over Byron Allen in his racial discrimination case against the cable giant, ruling that in order for his lawsuit to survive, he bears the burden of showing racial discrimination was the “but for” cause in the cable giant’s refusal to carry…
The Supreme Court is postponing oral arguments through the end of the month in light of the coronavirus crisis.
The building already has been closed to the public, meaning that the justices and attorneys would have held hearings with no gallery.
“The Court will examine the options for rescheduling those cases in due…
Byron Allen, who has been locked in a legal dispute with Comcast that has reached all the way to the Supreme Court, didn’t mince words in his response to the company’s latest executive shuffle.
David Cohen, who has steered Comcast’s diversity efforts and faced blame from Allen and others who say the company mistreated…
UPDATED, 9:05 AM:Byron Allen’s racial discrimination case against Comcast came before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, as some of the justices questioned what a plaintiff has to show in a pleading to survive beyond its initial stages.
At issue is whether Allen’s $20 billion lawsuit should have survived beyond the…
Less than a week before Comcast and Department of Justice lawyers will face off against Byron Allen in the Supreme Court in the Entertainment Studios boss' $20 billion discrimination lawsuit against the NBCUniverisal owner, a prominent member of Congress now wants the telecommunications giant brought down to…
President Donald Trump pulled his Twitter trigger aggressively Wednesday morning, hitting a wide swath of targets.
TV news outlets had a busy morning, keeping up with Trump as he:
-Stomped on his just-announced official state visit to the UK, endorsing an OANN report “United Kingdom Intelligence [helped] Obama…
Former IATSE Sound Local 695 business agent Jim Osburn is taking his fight against IATSE president Matt Loeb all the way to the Supreme Court, accusing Loeb of "stifling dissent" through "dictatorial tactics." Loeb placed the Sound Local into trusteeship in February 2014 and removed Osburn from office just weeks after…
As if there wasn’t enough gut-punch news out of Washington the past few days, now comes word that Ruth Bader Ginsburg underwent surgery this morning to remove two malignant cancerous nodules from her left lung.
It’s the 85-year-old liberal hero’s third treatment for different cancers in 20 years, but a spokesperson…
Time might not be a luxury for Olivia de Havilland in the battle with FX over her depiction in Ryan Murphy's Feud, but the 102-year old Oscar winner is determined to be heard by the Supreme Court.
"We shall continue to persevere in this important case," the Gone with the Wind actress said today from her Paris home as…
“Kavanugh,” Trevor Noah began tonight’s The Daily Show.
There as much booing from his studio audience.
“Don't boo – vote!" Noah shot back, channeling President Obama's line at the Democratic National Convention in summer of ’16 in Philadelphia when Obama’s mention of Donald Trump during his speech elicited similar…
President Donald Trump took his cues from Fox News Channel’s Fox & Friends this morning, tweeting about the “paid protesters” at Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings.
Not coincidentally, Fox & Friends this morning discussed a Wall Street Journal op ed that referenced hearing from protesters…
