Wisconsin High Schoolers Sue Principal for Asking Them to Cover Pro-Gun Clothing
The two Kettle Moraine High School students say their First Amendment rights were violated as they sought to show pride in the Constitution’s Second.
New York State Opioid Measures Passed by Senate
New York passes bills aimed at combating the opioid crisis.
Vanessa Bryant Sues Helicopter Company After Fatal Crash
Vanessa Bryant is suing the operator of the helicopter that her husband, daughter, and seven others were on when it crashed into a hillside.
Suffocation Risk Prompts Recall of Inclined Sleeper Accessory
Kolcraft and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) are recalling certain inclined infant sleeper accessories over suffocation concerns.
Adults Reportedly Set Up Student ‘Fight Club’ at School
District issues letter to parents warning them of ‘fight club’ on school grounds.
Houston Attorneys Hit Back on Busker’s First Amendment Claim
Busking accordionist Anthony Barilla says the city’s “dumb” law means he can only work in areas with unpredictable foot traffic.
Student Loan Servicer Navient Rips Off Everyone from Borrowers to the Federal Government
Navient’s facing lawsuits and demands from a range of individuals and organizations, all accusing the company of servicing loans with extreme greed.
British Government Gives Ofcom Reign Over Policing Online Content
Britain appoints company to monitor online content.
Did Google Discriminate Against a Pregnant Employee? One Lawsuit Thinks So
Earlier this month, the EEOC decided to launch an investigation into Google over alleged pregnancy discrimination allegations.
Prestige Senior Living and Prestige Care Agree to Settle Disability Discrimination Suit for $2M
Prestige Senior Living and Prestige Care recently agreed to settle a disability discrimination lawsuit for $2 million.