ARPO Arrests 14, including a Dozen Medical Providers, in Latest Sting
DOJ’s opioid strike force announces over a dozen arrests in multiple states.
All the Lonely People
American individualism plus economic atomization creates lonely people, but the search for connection and meaning can take us to some dangerous places.
Tennessee Medical Personnel are Arrested for Overprescribing
Two doctors and a nurse are indicted on opioid overprescribing and other federal charges.
As the Baby Formula Shortage Abounds, Retailers Limit Purchases
Parents are having a hard time getting their infants the formula they need.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Says He’s Being Sued By State Bar
The non-profit State Bar Foundation alleges that Paxton misused his office to support lawsuits propagating election conspiracy theories.
Computer Repairman Behind Hunter Biden Laptop Leak Files Lawsuit
The computer repairman claims that he suffered serious reputational damage after Democratic legislators and media outlets erroneously alleged that the Hunter Biden laptop leak was part of a Russian disinformation plot when, in fact, Hunter Biden later admitted that laptop was his.
California Court Scraps Trump Lawsuit Seeking to Lift Twitter Ban
Former President Trump alleged in his lawsuit that California-based Twitter violated his rights to free speech, prompting the court to observe that the First Amendment only prohibits government censorship.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Hit with Civil Rights Suit
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center was recently hit with a discrimination lawsuit over the death of a young mother.
What Can I Do If My Employer Isn’t Giving Me Enough Breaks in Hawaii?
These short breaks are considered to be compensable work hours according to federal laws, which means that your employer cannot deduct this time off your paycheck.
What are the Wage Laws in Florida?
Florida also has no laws regarding meals and breaks.