Bronx Sisters Settle with Archdiocese of New York on Clergy Abuse
The two sisters say they and another siblings were abused by a parish priest for years.
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9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Might Cooperate With Victims to Escape Death Penalty
Sources close to the investigation say Mohammed may not be as motivated to become a ‘martyr’ as he once was.
Michigan Inmate Wins Right to Report Abuse to Outside Agencies
Sharee Miller, who participated in a gruesome 1999 murder, successfully sued the state for retaliation.
Manchester Murderer Sues First Responders Who Saved His Life
Convicted killer Jonathon Bijeol is suing the officers and EMTs who saved his life one month before he got high on meth and killed an innocent man.
Rep. Ted Budd Introduces Bill That’d Let Crime Victims Sue Sanctuary Cities
Called the ‘Justice for Victims of Sanctuary Cities Act,’ the highly partisan bill has practically no chance of passing the House.
Berks County Attorneys Don’t Know How Consent Works, Move to Throw Out Raped Honduran Migrant’s Lawsuit
The guard responsible for E.D.’s rape was charged and sentenced, but now Berks County attorneys are saying the relationship was somehow consensual.
Trump’s Threats Pay Off as Violence-Riddled Guatemala Signs ‘Safe Third Country’ Agreement
Nobody who knows anything would call Guatemala a safe country–except that’s exactly what the Trump administration is doing.
Former Michigan State University President Lou Anna Simon Still Months Away From Trial
Simon’s attorney say the prosecution’s case, a branch of the Nassar scandal, is based on nothing but speculation.
If Washington is the Swamp, then Betsy DeVos is the Monster
E-mails between the Department of Education and for-profit colleges show DeVos’ aides bending over backwards to help failing schools.
Judge Upholds Transgender Rights and Knocks Back ‘Bathroom Bill’ in North Carolina
Activists say the ruling is a big step forward, but that there’s still much work to be done.