Deepto Hajela with the AP: "Apple filed papers on Tuesday telling a federal appeals court in New York that a judge's finding it violated antitrust laws by manipulating electronic book prices 'is a radical departure' from modern antitrust law that will 'chill competition and harm consumers' if allowed to stand."
Apple appeals against e-book verdict
6th cop suspended from Memphis force over Tyre Nichols killing
It turns out a sixth cop participated in the beating and murder of Tyre Nichols. According to KSDK News, he pulled Nichols from the car, tased him, and is the… READ THE REST
North Dakota Republicans propose $1500 fines for using pronouns that upset them
If your institution receives state funding, a Republican lawmaker from North Dakota, David Clemons, "would fine people $1,500 if they refer to trans people using their correct pronouns, rather than… READ THE REST
Judge orders release of Pelosi attack videos
Though already played in open court, videos of the attack on Paul Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi's husband, were withheld by police when the media asked for copies. A judge yesterday ordered… READ THE REST
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Get organized with this sale on the Microsoft Office Professional 2021 suite
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