WASHINGTON, DC – The “Proud Boys” trademark has been stripped from the right-wing group and is now owned, as of Feb. 3, by the Metropolitan African Methodist Episcopal church, according to HuffPost.

The basketball courts at Douglass Park in Central Columbia will close this week for renovations, the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department wrote on its social media on Monday. The post says ...

Betsey Lieberman, 72, from Tallahassee, Florida, reaches for the ball during a mixed doubles match on the second day of the United States Senior Pickleball Indoor National Championships on ...

including updates from the Supreme Court and developments in Donald Trump’s legal cases. Jordan Rubin is the Deadline: Legal Blog writer. He was a prosecutor for the New York County District ...

The Supreme Court justice did not mention President Donald Trump, whose top advisers have recently questioned the power of ...

The Proud Boys will have to ask permission from a Black church in Washington, D.C. to use or sell anything with their logo or ...

Coastal Crust, a South Carolina pizzeria, is also coming to Columbia’s Bull Street District. Shuckin’ Shack Oyster Bar and Rising Roll Gourmet Cafe are two of the other restaurants coming to ...

Musk also shared a post from a user who had suggested that the Trump administration openly defy the court order ... AP/Alex Brandon Early Saturday, U.S. District Judge Paul A.

A hearing is being held today regarding President Trump’s buyout offer to federal government employees. Also, Trump fired the Kennedy Center Board and made himself chair. NBC News’ Ken ...

Paris-based Haut et Court and London-based Good Chaos have partnered to acquire the film rights to Paris-Hollywood, the debut novel from writer and critic Cécile Mury. The novel is the story of a ...

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EXCLUSIVE: The UK actors union has threatened to go to the “courts if necessary” if members’ rights continue to be breached in the training of AI models. In an open letter to bosses at the ...