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Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge Apple got a mixed victory in a patent infringement lawsuit against medical device maker Masimo. On Friday, a federal jury determined that Masimo had infringed on some Apple patents, and as part of the verdict, Apple was awarded $250 — yes, just $250 — as a statutory remedy for Masimo’s infringement. $250 is the statutory minimum damages for the alleged infringement and Apple had sought that figure, Bloomberg Law reports. “We’re not here for the money,” Apple attorney John Desmarais said to jurors in closing arguments, according to the publication. Masimo’s W1 smartwatch, Freedom smartwatch, and health module infringed on one patent, while Masimo’s charger infringed on another, per the verdict form. The jury also found that Masimo’s... Continue reading…

A Texas man who wore a hat supporting former President Donald Trump punched an election worker who told him that wearing items endorsing a candidate are prohibited at voting sites, a sheriff said Friday.The election worker, identified as a 69-year-old man, was treated at...

Elizabeth Seal, whose husband Joshua was killed in the deadliest shooting in Maine history, told a crowd of mourners Friday that the tragedy that rocked their city a year ago also created a community that has only grown stronger with time."And these connections, just like a...

A group of Pennsylvania nuns says a conservative political organizer posted "false and misleading information" about them by claiming no one lives at their home in Erie and making vague threats to consult his lawyers about them.

Six former Bay Area Rapid Transit District Employees who lost their jobs for refusing COVID-19 vaccinations will each receive more than $1 million after a federal jury sided with them in a discrimination lawsuit.

Melissa Gilbert was put up for adoption immediately after birth, and 6 years later, her adoptive parents separated, and she was exposed to the trauma of divorce. Thankfully, she found refuge with her Little House On the Prairie on-screen father, Michael Landon’s family. Sadly, Michael died of pancreatic cancer in 1991, and Melissa will always remember him for his kind gesture. Recently, Melissa took time out to reminisce on her life and how she has lost loved ones to cancer. The actress remembered her late on-screen father, Michael, and her dear friend and late actor Patrick Swayze, who also died after battling pancreatic cancer.  Melissa Gilbert recounts loss of close friends from pancreatic cancer Melissa Gilbert and Michael Landon/Everett Melissa has been committed to healthy living, but it seems losing Michael and Patrick has inspired her to start her lifestyle brand, and she is taking a bold step to ensure that the public is aware of pancreatic cancer. In a discussion with People, the 60-year-old claims that pancreatic cancer “feels like a tornado” as it can go undetected and does not give any “warning” signs. Having experienced two deaths as a result of the disease and with scientific facts available, Melissa claims that being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer is a death sentence as “Its survival rate is virtually nil.” Patrick Swayze/Everett Melissa Gilbert remembers Michael Landon and Patrick Swayze Melissa noted that having had a close relationship with Michael during his lifetime, the late star overcame all his health battles until he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, which she claimed “took him and decimated him so fast.”   Melissa Gilbert and Michael Landon/Everett   She also recalled Patrick’s battle with pancreatic cancer and how he confronted it strongly for a longer time than her on-screen father before his eventual demise. Melissa shared that the most heartbreaking thing about battling cancer is when “you see them before, and you see the pictures of them as they’re going through it, and it is devastating.”   Next up: Michael Jackson’s Ex-Bodyguard Reveals The Sad Truth About His Nose Surgeries The post Melissa Gilbert Opens Up About ‘Brutal’ Disease That Took Her Loved Ones appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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Nearly 3.5 million voting-age adults have become U.S. citizens since the 2020 election, according to the National Partnership for New Americans. Some experts say this growing group could prove pivotal…

In what remains a nail-bitingly close presidential race, fewer than 25,000 votes could decide Wisconsin and its 10 Electoral College votes. Donald Trump won the Badger State in 2016 by 22,748 ballots.…