Young People, Mostly Girls, Report Chronic Pain, Suicidal Thoughts
Teens and preteens are reporting high levels of pain and thoughts about ending their own lives.
Fans of Actress Ana de Armas File Lawsuit Against Universal Studios
The two fans claim that they rented “Yesterday” from Amazon Prime after seeing Ana de Armas featured in the trailer, only to find that all of her scenes had been cut from the final release.
Arizona Judge Dismisses Failed Attorney General Candidate’s Election Lawsuit
An attorney for failed Republican candidate Abraham Hamadeh admitted in court proceedings that his client simply did not have the votes or evidence needed to move forward with the case.
Federal Judge Lets TGI Fridays Mozzarella Sticks Lawsuit Continue in Limited Form
The lawsuit alleges that a frozen version of TGI Fridays Mozzarella Sticks Snack contains no mozzarella whatsoever.
Man Receives Hate Crime Charges for Setting Fire to Islamic Center
The DOJ indicts Missouri resident for attempting to burn down a religious center.
Rural Areas Struggle to Get Their Fair Share of Settlement Money
Less populated areas of the U.S. are fighting for their share of opioid epidemic funds.
North Carolina Professor Claims He Was Fired for Criticizing Critical Race Theory
In his lawsuit, Dr. David Phillips–who taught summer courses for high school students at the Governor’s School of North Carolina–claims that he was fired after hosting a series of lectures criticizing critical race theory. Attorneys for Phillips note that both students and staff at the school reacted negatively to his lectures.
Facebook Agrees to Pay $725m to Settle Privacy Class Action
Attorneys for the class have since said that this is the most money Facebook and its parent company, Meta, have ever agreed to pay to settle a privacy-related lawsuit.
Arizona Agrees to Remove Shipping Containers from U.S.-Mexico Border
Arizona’s Republican governor agreed to begin removing the temporary border barriers just two weeks before his term expires.
Proposed Settlement Reached in Walmart, Washington Case
Walmart could pay the state of Washington millions to settle opioid claims.