Black Texas Man Led with Rope by Mounted Officers Sue Galveston for $1 Million
An attorney for Donald Neely, 44, says the White officers who arrested the man should have known better.
Michigan Supreme Court Invalidates Most Coronavirus-Related Orders Issued by Gov. Whitmer
The justices’ ruling jeopardizes nearly 1 million unemployment claims.
Fortnite Rights? Apple, Epic Games Continue to Battle it Out
Epic Games released a Fortnite software update without Apple’s consent, faces legal battle.
FDA Approves Mesothelioma Treatment that Improves Patient Outcomes
Federal agency okays new line of treatment of asbestos-related cancer.
Lawsuit: School Resource Officer Used Excessive Force on Autistic Student
The City of Statesville, Michael Fattaleh, and the Iredell-Statesville Board of Education were recently hit with a lawsuit after a 7-year-old student was handcuffed and treated with excessive force by the school’s resource officer.
Corruption: What Does It Mean To You?
Political corruption used to mean fraud, bribery, and the abuse of power for personal gain. To some of us, it still does.
Meijer Store Stabbing Suspect Will Receive a Psych Exam
Man who stabbed victim at a Michigan store midday will undergo a mental health examination.
Pennsylvania ‘Script Writer’ Charged with Overprescribing Opioids
Physician is sentenced to 41 months in prison for overprescribing addictive painkillers.
Certain Hand Sanitizers Recalled After Warning from Poison Control
After a warning from poison control, the FDA and Ashtel Studios is recalling certain packages of hand sanitizers that may be mistaken for a child’s snack pack.
Federal Judge Tosses Trump Campaign Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania
U.S. District Judge J. Nicholas Ranjan said the Trump campaign’s allegations of ballot drop-boxes facilitating voter fraud are “speculative” at best.