Flesh-rotting Tranquilizer Makes its Way into Cocaine Supply
Xylazine is making its way into the illicit drug supply in the U.S., causing devastating effects.
Business Owner Indicted in Telephone Software License Scheme
The DOJ breaks up years-long pirated software operation.
Department of Justice Sues SpaceX for Employment Discrimination
Justice Department attorneys claim that SpaceX illegally deterred refugees and asylum-seekers from applying to work with the company.
Transgender Woman Reaches Settlement With Broome County Jail in New York
Attorneys for the former inmate, Makyyla Holland, say that the settlement could set a precedent for jails across the country.
Immigrant Advocates Sue South Texas Sheriffs, Wardens for Civil Rights Abuses
The lawsuit alleges that Texas sheriffs and wardens kept migrants behind bars for weeks longer than legally permissible.
Americans Identify as Religious, Not Seen That Way
Affluent countries don’t view the U.S. as very religious compared to other countries.
Sleep Apnea, Interrupted Breathing Can Cause Heart Issues
Disrupted sleep can cause significant cardiovascular symptoms.
HPC International Launches Pinpoint™ App to Manage Pain Symptoms Associated with Sickle Cell Disease
First-of-its-kind sickle cell pain management app provides a safe, interactive, and convenient way for patients to learn about, track, assess, and communicate with their doctors about sickle cell pain.
High School Counselor Files Lawsuit, Says Teacher Hit Student and Called Them “N-Word”
In her complaint, the former counselor says that Grand Prairie School District officials pressured her to resign after she reported a teacher for hitting a special needs student and calling them the “n-word.”
Federal Judge Appears Skeptical of Texas’ Rio Grande “Border Buoys” Program
U.S. District Judge David Ezra appears to have brushed state officials’ arguments of a border “invasion” aside, telling them, “I not here to engage in—nor do I have any inclination to engage in—any type of political comment.”