Category: News
Puerto Rico’s Governor Says ¡Hasta luego!
Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló resigned after days of protests. https://t.co/Myop4HyQ18 pic.twitter.com/hxRLTpaTQb
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) July 25, 2019
Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló resigned after days of protests. https://t.co/Myop4HyQ18 pic.twitter.com/hxRLTpaTQb
— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) July 25, 2019
Breaking Overnight: Puerto Rico's embattled governor Ricardo Rosselló is stepping down after 12 days of historic, and at times violent protests. He will leave office next Friday, August 2nd.
Our @DavidBegnaud has been covering the unrest from Puerto Rico since it began. pic.twitter.com/yxNY7FkMy7
— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) July 25, 2019
Breaking Overnight: Puerto Rico's embattled governor Ricardo Rosselló is stepping down after 12 days of historic, and at times violent protests. He will leave office next Friday, August 2nd.
Our @DavidBegnaud has been covering the unrest from Puerto Rico since it began. pic.twitter.com/yxNY7FkMy7
— CBS This Morning (@CBSThisMorning) July 25, 2019
Marianne Williamson can now add “As seen on the Democratic Debate” to her Wiki page. ?♀️
Marianne Williamson has written 13 books with 7 on the best seller list and 4 being #1. The Houston native also founded Project Angel Food, a food delivery service fo people at home with AIDS and other life threatening diseases. Her bid for the Presidency and appearance on the debate stage puts her on the list for a possible Cabinet position if a Democrat wins.
Marianne Williamson’s debate performance had viewers reading her energy
SCOTUS Says Clothing Company Isn’t FUCT’d ??
READ THE RULING HERE
Their new slogan should be “Get FUCT”
From FUCT to FOIA, Supreme Court issues four rulings, leaving eight to go. FUCT gets trademark protection. FOIA, however, suffers a blow in case brought by Argus Leader of Sioux Falls, S.D., a USA TODAY Network partner. #SCOTUS #FOIA
— Richard Wolf (@richardjwolf) June 24, 2019
The Supreme Court ruled the government may not deny registration to trademarks it deems “immoral or scandalous,” in a win for streetwear brand FUCT https://t.co/l2qKccYxki
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) June 24, 2019
Supreme Court strikes down law banning "scandalous" trademarks as a violation of the First Amendment, clearing the way for designer to apply for a federal trademark for his "FUCT" clothing line https://t.co/cX6dQEEh8U pic.twitter.com/Fi8KUumsw4
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 24, 2019
Well, I’ll be FUCT!
Curious that Roberts, Breyer, and Sotomayor were the trio of dissenters from Kagan’s vindication of 1st Amendment rights against the Trump DOJ’s claim that government can deny a trademark for a streetwear clothing line called FUCT ?https://t.co/5tT5dBAjry
— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) June 24, 2019