Ryan Farrick is a freelance 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.
An attorney for the mother of a 7-year-old boy was filmed while being beaten by a classmate noted that Indianapolis Public Schools never disciplined the teacher allegedly behind the “fight club”-style assaults.
“These weapons have ended up in the hands of our youth and individuals who are not otherwise permitted to possess a firearm, and the consequences in our communities have been devastating,” a city official said in a statement.
The city will pay more than $28 million to settle claims that Rikers Island officers waited more than eight minutes to seek medical attention for an inmate who had attempted suicide.
Two tribal nations claim that deceptive social media strategies expose indigenous youth to unusual harm.
The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission had earlier alleged that a general manager at the Pittsburgh-area Olive Garden franchised had asked a job applicant “illegal” questions about their disability and its effects.
In its motion, Disney said that its right to “dissociate” from actors and actresses is protected by the First Amendment.
An attorney for the pseudonymous plaintiff indicated that the non-consensual relationship between a school dean and student was common knowledge among certain employees–and largely ignored by teachers, at least one of whom failed to take action after being informed of the alleged abuse.
An excerpt from the lawsuit details how one of the alleged conspirators criticized a former Digital World Acquisition Corp. executive–and then wrote several sentences praising their personality and physical appearance.
Attorneys for the victim say that an actor dressed as Goofy fell with “his full weight” onto the victim, inflicting a range of traumatic and potentially irreversible injuries.
Some East Palestine residents have voiced concerns that, after legal fees are deducted, local families may not be left with enough money to guarantee their well-being.