WinCo, USDA Issues Recall for Certain Berries Amid Norovirus Concerns
After testing positive for Norovirus, WinCo and the USDA decided to recall certain berries from a Washington farm.
Massive Airlines Bailout Opposed By Lawmakers and Industry Unions
Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) said any bailout needs to be conditional.
Amazon Shuts Down New York City Warehouse After Worker Tests Positive for Coronavirus
Amazon workers across the world say they’re being unnecessarily exposed to the potentially fatal disease.
Ex-Con Televangelist Jim Bakker Indicted for Hawking Fake Coronavirus Cure
Bakker was sued after receiving written warnings from two attorneys general and two federal regulators over a fake coronavirus cure.
7 Must-See Law Firm Websites with Practical Design Tips, Part 2
Welcome to part two of our review of must-see law firm websites. In a super-competitive business like law, a good website is a must. Everything matters – from wording to the positioning of background images. If you plan to build or overhaul your law firm website, use our list of seven great examples for ideas
State Workers Say They Don’t Have Enough Sick Time
Michigan workers claim they have to go to work sick.
MAT Should be Standard Opioid Treatment Protocol
Medication-assisted treatment should be widely used for opioid addiction, researchers state.
PricewaterhouseCoopers to Settle Age Discrimination Lawsuit for $11.6M
PricewaterhouseCoopers is paying $11.6 million to settle an age discrimination lawsuit.
AFC Distribution Sushi Shrimp Recalled Amid Vibrio Infection Fears
AFC Distribution recently announced a recall of sushi shrimp over concerns it may contain Vibrio parahaemolyticus, a bacteria that may cause nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, fever, and chills.
Lawsuit: Oregon Corrections Officer Hazed, Tased for Facebook Post
The plaintiff bragged about being tased in a Facebook post; his commanding officer was so angry that he decided to teach his subordinate the importance of silence.