File this story under the "It didn't work that way before?" category, as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced new rules for the 2025 Academy Awards season that will ...

Everybody knows those lo-fi TV ads created by local businesses in your area – stuff like Wacky Eddie's Discount Furniture, or particularly smarmy used car salesmen. But if you lived in the ...

A Manhattan federal jury on Tuesday found the New York Times not liable of defaming ... “The decision reaffirms an important tenet of American law: publishers are not liable for honest mistakes.” ...

Massapequa High School's nickname is the Chiefs, but New York law states that schools must remove logos that are related to indigenous people by the end of the year. The Massapequa school district ...

“Tren de Aragua is one of the most dangerous gangs in the country, and the NYPD has taken significant action to shut down their operations in New York City,” said Police Commissioner Jessica ...

AP California has approved such a law, and 15 other states are considering it. The proposed New York measure, sponsored by state Sen. Brad Hoylman-Sigal (D-Manhattan) and Assemblywoman Jessica ...

Katrina Kaif is embracing summer with a vibrant new addition to her beauty brand, Kay Beauty. Co-created with Nykaa, the actor-entrepreneur has launched the Jelly Lip & Cheek Wand — a multi-use ...

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Ms. Palin insists that the Times’ conduct met the standard for defamation of public figures — “actual malice” — under the Supreme Court precedent that governs defamation law — New York Times v.

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Thus, the court dismissed the complaint. Comment: The court applied New York law to this case, which involved a property in Louisiana, because “both sides proceeded as if New York law applies to ...