Supreme Court refuses to hear Gavin Grimm case, will let pro-trans restroom ruling stand

Britney Spears' next step in her legal battle to end her controversial conservatorship begins Wednesday afternoon.  Three weeks after her dramatic comments in court condemning the conservatorship that has controlled her life for 13 years, a Los Angeles judge and others with legal power over the pop star will convene for a hearing Wednesday to deal with the aftermath.

Borna Barisic has been enjoying some post-Euros downtime in his home country. But his flash set of wheels wowed fans in an Instagram post on Monday night.

revealed more of the cast for “Stories” earlier in the week, including Matt Bomer, Gavin Creel, Sierra McCormick, Ashley Martin Carter, Paris Jackson, Belissa Escobedo, Kaia Gerber, Aaron Tveit, Rhenzy Feliz, Madison Bailey, Kyle Red Silverstein, Amy Grabow (playing Gore), John Carroll Lynch, Naomi Grossman, Dyllon Burnside, Nico Greetham, Charles Melton, Kevin McHale, Danny Trejo (playing Santa), Billie Lourd and Virginia Gardner.The group of 21 actors, including several “AHS” veterans, joined

Christie Brinkley's ex-husband Peter Cook, 62, and fiancée Alba Jancou, 21, celebrated July 4 at a party in the Hamptons.  Cook and Jancou were photographed together at a party hosted by skin-care CEO Peter Thomas Roth.The couple wore matching black and white outfits.  Cook and Jancou got engaged two years ago in Greece. "We are very happy," Cook previously told People magazine.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Falkirk news sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Around 100 new jobs could be created in Falkirk by housebuilders Stewart Milne, if planning permission is granted.Stewart Milne Timber Systems Ltd - which designs and manufactures timber frames for off-site construction - hopes to build a factory on land at Abbotsford Business Park, Bainsford.The new operation will be on what was formerly part of the site of the long-gone British Alcan

remanded the case back to the Washington State Supreme Court for reconsideration, in case the decision might have been clouded by anti-religious bias.

announced it would not take up the case of Arlene’s Flowers, a Washington state florists owned by Barronelle Stutzman, who in 2013 refused a same-sex couple’s wedding request. The case was a darling of the religious right, the far right, and her hate group attorneys, who falsely parroted the claim that because Stutzman was following her religious beliefs, the elderly florist may lose her business, her home, and her savings.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority asserted its dominance Thursday, upholding voting restrictions in Arizona in one of its final decisions of the session. The 6-3 decision eroded hopes of successful legal challenges to restrictive voting laws in dozens of states including Georgia.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has overturned Bill Cosby’s 2018 sexual assault conviction, meaning that the comedian will be freed from serving his prison sentence.

tWitch is once again hosting “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” where he welcomed Casey Wilson and Ashley Graham.

A group of House and Senate Democrats are introducing legislation that would make it easier for plaintiffs to prove racial bias cases, keying in on language in civil rights law that was at the center of Byron Allen’s lawsuit against Comcast.

iOS - Android Last orders were followed by a chorus of Flower Of Scotland sung by the lively crowd on Montgomerie Street at around 10.45pm.One man stood on top of a bike shelter leading the chants, while other patriots join in with the national anthem.Scotland started the match at Hampden on the front foot but went 1-0 down early on.That was before Callum McGregor raised the roof with his equaliser minutes before half-time – Scotland's first and only goal in the competition.But it wasn't to be

First Minister congratulated the team on getting this far and said that it was was "not to be" after a 3-1 loss to Croatia at Hampden Park tonight.The defeat meant Scotland's Euro dream died as the side were knocked out of the tournament.Nicola Sturgeon took to Twitter after the game to thank the team for playing their hearts out.She said: "Not to be, but thank you @ ScotlandNT for taking us to our first men’s tournament in 23 years - you’ve played your hearts out and we’ve been proud to cheer