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See which have been argued, which decided and why it matters. End of carousel The T-shirt case stems from a lawsuit filed by the family of a seventh-grader at Nichols Middle School in ...

But Buc-ee's and their lawyers claim Prometheus Esoterica has sold merchandise that features the iconic beaver logo. On Dec. 11 ... An image shows a model wearing a t-shirt with, allegedly ...

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court allowed a middle school's ban on a student's controversial T-shirt to remain in place, declining to take a case related to the child's “THERE ARE ONLY TWO ...

But I’d be lying if I said I haven’t been chasing the ideal white T-shirt for years — a shirt that feels just as good on day one as it does after a dozen washes, and one that lasts just as long.

President Donald Trump confronted South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at ... And those cars aren't, driving, they are stopped there to pay respects to their family member who was killed.

It wasn’t a pair of baggy trousers, but rather a shirt from the 70s/80s British ska band Madness, which says “F*** art, let’s dance.” It didn’t matter that the press conference was in his house (in ...

used Buc-ee’s' beaver logo on t-shirts and other items without permission – and in violation of its trademark. According to the lawsuit, Prometheus Esoterica promoted the sale of its t-shirt ...

The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal over a middle schooler being barred from wearing a T-shirt to class that said, “There Are Only Two Genders.” Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel ...

The justices let stand a ruling that said a school may enforce a dress code to protect students from “hate speech” or bullying. Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. filed a dissent joined only by ...

clashed in a heated and racially charged exchange over South African refugees on Tuesday ... apparently you are because you don't like the fact that they’re White and that’s why they ...