Maricopa County Judge Dismisses Kari Lake Election Lawsuit
The lawsuit, which sought to overturn the results of Arizona’s 2022 race for governor, was dismissed after a two-day trial.
Lawsuit: Apple Watch Can’t Read Blood Oxygen Levels for Non-White Consumers
The lawsuit alleges that Apple has not publicly disclosed that its Apple Watch devices may not be able to accurately read non-White consumers’ blood oxygen levels.
FTX Trading Users File Class Action Lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges that FTX Trading’s top executives intentionally “misplaced” billions of dollars in users’ digital assets.
Research Demonstrates There May Be a Link Between ADHD, Alzheimer’s
ADHD and cognitive decline may be connected, according to a new study.
Viewing Art Virtually Can be as Therapeutic as it is in Person
Study suggests that viewing online works of art can be just as beneficial to one’s health as visiting a gallery in person.
University of Idaho Professor Sues TikToker Who Spread Murder Conspiracy Theories
A University of Idaho professor has filed a lawsuit against a TikToker, accusing the self-proclaimed social media sleuth of defaming her by suggesting that she had ordered the recent killing of four students. According to NBC News, the lawsuit was filed in an Idaho district court by Professor Rebecca Scofield, a chair of the University
Psilocybin Could Provide Hope for Treatment Resistant Depression
Psychedelics may be the answer for treatment resistant mental health conditions.
Minorities Seeking Mental Health Care are Often Misdiagnosed
Black women, in particular, are frequently given the wrong diagnosis by mental health providers.
As Kinless Seniors Age, Problems Arise
As more people have fewer – or no – children, a cohort of kinless seniors will eventually grow old alone, lacking the most accessible caregivers.
Quetzalli is Established to Preserve Indigenous Mexican Traditions
Kaivalya Kollectiv rolls out nonprofit organization designed to promote and protect indigenous resources.