The case involves an Asian rock band called The Slants.

The team says its case will complement another of a band with a provocative name.

Amid the long list of trademarked vulgarities and slurs in their filing is a larger point.

A group of U.S. House members are offering a bill that would strip the Washington football team of the trademark it holds over its official name.

The Washington football team’s racial slur of an official name has a new vocal defender today in the editorial board of The New York Post.

The case over whether the Washington football team’s name is a trademark violation is set to be revived tomorrow in the federal Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

The Denver brewery that crafted a beer in honor of Bryce Harper’s hilarious rebuke of a Canadian reporter announced that, per Harper’s request, it will donate the proceeds to a charity that benefits the family of a slain police officer.

Just hours after the 19-year-old outfielder left his mark in baseball folklore with his reply to a Canadian reporter’s foolhardy query, Bryce Harper filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for trademark protection on “That’s a clown question, bro.”