Nursing Home Owner Steals Hurricane Ida Funds, According to DOJ
Justice Department claims resident evacuation money was pocketed by facility owner.
Meta-analysis Shows Breathwork is Effective for Managing Mental Health
Breathwork may be as effective as some pharmaceuticals, research shows.
Dominion Voting Systems Filings Show Fox News Hosts Were Skeptical of Election Fraud Claims
In one private exchange between Fox hosts Tucker Carlson and Lara Ingraham, the two personalities bemoaned how “insane” several prominent, pro-Trump conspiracy theorists had acted.
Lawsuit: L.A. Lawyer Used Firm’s Money to Fund Six-Month Gambling Binge
The lawsuit alleges that a California-based attorney secured more than $10 million in fraudulent loans to fund a high-profile and lavish lifestyle in Las Vegas.
When the Politicians Are in Your Pants
Whether it’s menstrual apps, transgender rights, abortion, health care, or child marriage, it always seems like there’s politicians in your pants.
Auditor Criticizes North Carolina Medical Board Practices
NCMB efficacy is called into question in latest audit report.
More Oversight is Needed Around Incentive Practices for Medical Products
Medical supply and pharmaceutical companies continue to convince doctors to push their products.
Class Action Claims Animals, Fish Dying at Site of Ohio Train Derailment
The lawsuit claims that fish–and possibly nonaquatic wild animals–are dying within a 7-mile radius of the East Palestine derailment.
Arkansas Sues Environmental Protection Agency
Arkansas claims that the E.P.A. and Biden administration’s rejection of the state’s pollution-control rule could devastate the local economy.
Illinois Supreme Court: White Castle Must Face Privacy Lawsuit
The lawsuit claims that White Castle violated state law when it collected thousands of employees’ biometric information without first obtaining their consent.