Ryan Farrick is a writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
Police allegedly battered down the door of a 63-year old Army veteran, who fired two shots at officers as they entered the home. However, the man’s family says he was hearing and vision impaired–and that the police should have known better.
The lawsuit suggests that there is almost certainly body camera footage of the incident, despite the police department’s claims to the contrary.
One of the isolation cells allegedly contained low-hanging wires, which would sporadically shock inmates attempting to navigate the darkness.
The 37 attorneys general claim that Google forces app developers into paying exorbitant commissions to feature in its digital marketplace–a marketplace that is pre-installed on tens of millions of Android phones.
Judge Xavier Rodriguez found that the Air Force was largely responsible for the shooting, since it did not report the gunman’s 2012 court martial for domestic violence–an offense that would have made it impossible for him to legally acquire a firearm.
Biden had earlier suggested that non-compete clauses stifle innovation and keep people unemployed.
The family’s 15-year-old son died after a Model 3 on autopilot plowed into the back of their pickup truck.
The bizarre lawsuit suggests that social media companies are not, in fact, private corporations but rather governmental entities.
Former professional football player Kelvin Edwards says that Liberty University wrongfully removed him from a six-figure posting because its acting president “doesn’t care about diversity.”
Holcomb filed a private lawsuit challenging the state General Assembly’s passage of a bill restricting his emergency powers.