U.S. Response to Coronavirus Remains Inadequate Even After Trump Exposed at CPAC
As other countries have enacted quarantines and set up thermal imaging stations in airports, the United States has struggled to simply distribute test kits.
Ryan J. Farrick
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.
Human Rights Activist Forced Out of Congo After Child Labor Suit Hits Google, Apple and Other Tech Companies
Auguste Mutombo, a Congolese activist, says he’s received death threats–delivered in person–after exposing child labor abuses in the mining sector.
Sheriffs’ Lawsuit Blasts the Pro-Immigrant Illinois Trust Act
The sheriffs say they’ve been forced into a conundrum: by upholding the Illinois Trust Act, they may be violating federal law.
Class Action Cert. Sought in Latest Sexual Abuse Claim Against University of Michigan
The late Dr. Robert E. Anderson served the University of Michigan for nearly forty years. Less than a decade into his tenure, he was already suspected of sexual predation.
Trump’s Re-Election Campaign Sues CNN for Op-Ed Defamation
The Trump campaign is trying to use the president’s notoriously unreliable, often contradictory statements in his defense.
Lawsuit: Disabled 14-Year Old Was Raped on Schoolbus
The teenage girl was abused for a period of nearly two weeks–in a small, three-row bus with the driver present.
Former University of Michigan Athletes Sue School, Say Administration Covered for Predatory Physician
The university’s late sports medicine physician, Robert Anderson, allegedly began preying upon student-athletes and gay community members in the late 1970s.
Appeals Court Blocks Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” Policy in Two Border States
While the 9th Circuit Court has blocked the Migrant Protection Protocols from being enforced in California and Arizona, it didn’t enact a nationwide injunction against it.
Trump’s Re-Election Campaign Hits Washington Post with Libel Lawsuit
Attorneys for Trump 2020 say the Washington Post misrepresented the Mueller report, making it appear as if the president has invited more election interference.
Lawsuit Says ICE Rigged its Own Software So That It’d Never Have to Release Immigrants
Changes made to ICE’s Risk Classification Assessment algorithms in 2018 brought the agency’s release rate from 47% to less than 3%.