Attorney Called In Bomb Threat To Avoid Sanctions
Attorney Called In Bomb Threat To Avoid Sanctions
Two Men Try To Buy Cocaine From A Police Officer
Two Men Try To Buy Cocaine From A Police Officer
Bush Brothers & Company Recalls Baked Beans Over Defective Cans
For many people in the US, baked beans are the perfect accompaniment to a summer cook out. Unfortunately, one popular brand of baked beans has issued a recall due to defective cans. The recall was issued by Bush’s Beans and “applies to certain 28-ounce cans of Bush’s Brown Sugar Hickory Baked Beans, Country Style Baked Beans, and Original Baked Beans.”
Maternal Mortality in a Pro-Life Culture
Maternal mortality is rising in the United States, and comparing the spike in Texas with the dramatic reduction in California could tell us a lot about why.
DoT Fines Airlines for Violating Consumer Protection Guidelines
The United States Department of Transportation imposed fines against two of the country’s largest air carriers earlier in the week, claiming they’d violated consumer protection guidelines. American Airlines and Delta agreed to pay the fines, which were released by the government in a Friday evening report. Budget-carrier Frontier Airlines was also hit by the same
Attorney General Jeff Sessions Blasts Sanctuary Cities Using Misinterpreted Graph
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions escalated his rhetoric against sanctuary cities last week, making remarks and citing studies in attempt to argue that policies protective of illegal immigrants encourage crime. Even before assuming his present posting, Sessions was an active critic of so-called ‘sanctuary city’ policies. Sanctuary cities, including the likes of New York, Chicago,
Top Scientists Accuse the Salk Institute of Gender Discrimination
Gender discrimination is back in the news. This time two top scientists have decided to sue their employer, the Salk Institute, because they believe that “they and other women have suffered long-term gender discrimination at the renowned California research center.” According to Vicki Lundblad and Katherine Jones, the two women suing the institute, the California research center “has long been an “old boys club.” The women described the culture at the Salk Institute as “a culture where women are paid less, not promoted and denied opportunities and benefits simply because they are women.”
Truck Driver Charged For Transporting Immigrants — Ten Dead
Truck Driver Charged For Transporting Immigrants — Ten Dead
A Third Lawsuit Filed By A Female Professor Against Salk
A Third Lawsuit Filed By A Female Professor Against Salk
City of Battle Creek Agrees to $161K Settlement With Former BCPD Employees
Two former employees of the Battle Creek police department have agreed to a $161,000 settlement with the city of Battle Creek. The announcement was made only three days before a trial in federal court was supposed to begin regarding the “former employees’ claims of breach of an employment contract” after they were fired for partaking in what the city called an inappropriate relationship.