Chris Foster

There's a lawsuit over that.

Chris Foster.

Nine out of 10 counties had lower levels of immigration, legal or not, according to new estimates from the Census Bureau.

The average overall population growth rate for all U.S.

metro areas fell from 1.1 percent to 0.6 last year, with the steepest drop in communities along the U.S.-Mexico border.

The figures are from June 2024 through last July, so President Trump's first six months back in office and the end of President Biden's term when border enforcement increased.

The New York City area had the highest natural increase in population, births outpacing deaths, followed by Dallas, Fort Worth and Houston.

There was a decrease in Pittsburgh and Sarasota, Daytona Beach and Tampa, Florida.

Chris Foster.

The Supreme Court rules unanimously Cox Communications cannot be held liable for subscribers of its Internet service stealing and sharing copyrighted music.

It reverses a jury verdict and lower court rulings taking the side of Sony Music and other plaintiffs who sued in 2018.

They say Cox should have done more to deter or cut off the service of users repeatedly flagged for copyright infringement.

The Fourth U.S.

Circuit Court of Appeals had partially upheld the 2019 jury verdict against Cox, but threw out an award of a billion dollars in damages.

Now Justice Clarence Thomas writes, Cox neither induced its users' infringement nor provided a service tailored to infringement.

Justices Sotomayor and Brown agree with the judgment for different reasons and say the ruling goes too far, limiting future liability claims.

Chris Foster, Fox News.

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The World Food Prize is meant to be like a Nobel Prize in food and agriculture.

This year's winner is Huub Leilafelt of the Netherlands for his six decades developing more efficient safety methods and equipment and promoting trade regulations to get food around the world more easily.