A federal judge ordered Time Warner Cable to pay a Texas woman $230,000 in damages for robocalling her more than 150 times in less than a year in violation of telemarketing laws.

Check out the latest Supreme Court clerk hiring action -- which offers a window into the justices' retirement plans.

A federal judge on Wednesday ruled against the Washington Redskins in the legal dispute over last year’s cancellation of the football team’s trademark.

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This isn't a very hard question.

We need to get the guns, but not like this.

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A South Carolina legislator is very angry about marriage equality.

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When a partner goes public with their controversial views that impacts the firm's overall reputation and recruitment.

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It's indecent to put people in jail for having sex.

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