Former Chadds Ford Adviser Turned Drug Informant Blown Out By Federal Jury
Peter Bistrian’s lawsuit against eight prison guards was dismissed, but he’s still suing the government for $3 million in a separate case.
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Peter Bistrian’s lawsuit against eight prison guards was dismissed, but he’s still suing the government for $3 million in a separate case.
But the ruling won’t be without controversy–one of Judge Jon Tigar’s counterparts on the East Coast upheld the administration’s decision scarcely hours earlier.
The ACLU says the policy change will deprive migrants of their due process rights.
Along with paying out $11 million to settle an age discrimination lawsuit, Google’s on the hook for $13 million more in another claim.
Congress is trying to eliminate surprise medical bills, but the New York Times suggests lawmakers are too hesitant to take on the biggest transgressor: ambulance companies.
The government’s been making lists of activists and attorneys–and then harassing them at the border.
Trump lashed out against the Guatemalan government for refusing a deal, even though it was that country’s Supreme Court that refused to validate it.
Francisco Erwin Galicia gave Border Patrol officers his birth certificate–but they told him it was fake and have been trying to deport him for the past month.
Under Obama, the EPA had plans to ban chlorpyrifos. But it’s making a comeback under the current administration, despite research showing the chemical’s dangers.
The FTC says that current protections are outdated and don’t do enough to protect kids from Big Data.