Garcia v. Google, Inc. - USCA Ninth Circuit, February 26, 2014

Sulaiman Al-Sebaee has returned back to Saudi Arabia,after fighting with terror group ISIS/Videograb A 24- year old Saudi man,who was part of the most brutal of the terror groups- Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), currently fighting the Assad ...

Google has been reportedly allowed by a US court to keep the controversial anti-Islamic movie on its YouTube service after removing the performance of an actress involved in the matter, who claimed copyright infringement. The US Court of

Rajnath Singh's belated regret in providing a soothing balm for the Gujarat pogrom where the innocent were mowed down in cold blood is significant. By T R Ramachandran It has taken no less than 12 years for the top BJP leadership to come down a few notches ...

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The death count against innocent Christians in Africa has risen again, this time at a college. The latest attack targeted the Federal Government College in Yobe State, located in northern Nigeria. Dykstra Jerry Dykstra of Open Doors USA ...

from the that's-odd dept We've written a few times about the terrible ruling from Judge Alex Kozinski, the chief judge of the 9th Circuit, finding a bizarre copyright interest by an actress who appeared in 5 seconds of the 13 minute "trailer" for ...

JTW Op-Ed, Oğuz Kaan Pehlivan Two years ago, the provocative movie Innocence of Muslims caused massive demonstrations and violent protests all over the world, especially the Middle East. The protests resulted in hundreds of injuries and over 50 ...

Twitter Actress Cindy Lee Garcia has finally-albeit potentially temporarily-won her bid to bar Google from streaming a trailer for the controversial

Hard cases make bad law, says an old legal adage, and that applies to the Innocence of Muslims case, according to several experts The Hollywood Reporter And yet, two of the experts we spoke to warned that the case would lead to more lawsuits.