Sysco Suspends Mexican Iceberg Lettuce Purchases
Sysco shifts lettuce sourcing as Cyclospora outbreak investigation continues across multiple states.
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Nevada Doctor Indicted in Medicare Fraud Case
Federal prosecutors allege unnecessary treatments generated millions through false Medicare billing.
Court Certifies Class of Unhoused People with Disabilities in Lawsuit Challenging Berkeley’s Encampment Sweep Practices
The Court recognized that the City indiscriminately destroys the essential belongings of unhoused people with disabilities.
Healthcare Refusal Laws and How They Impact HIV Care
With the introduction of Healthcare Refusal Laws, however, personal beliefs are more likely to interfere with access to medical care, tipping the balance away from what is best for the patient and toward what makes the healthcare provider most comfortable.
Locked-In Syndrome Caused by Medical Negligence: Legal and Care Options for Families
A diagnosis of locked-in syndrome reshapes a family’s life in an instant, and when it stems from a preventable medical error, you have both care decisions and legal choices to weigh at the same time.
More Than 50 Bodies Found at Chicago Funeral Home
State investigators are examining alleged failures in how the deceased were handled.
Shein Faces FTC Investigation Ahead of Planned IPO
Shein faces federal review as company prepares for planned stock market listing.
Maryland Conservatives Push Back on Redistricting
“Annapolis Democrats spent taxpayer dollars on a special mission for one reason: To rewrite the Maryland Constitution and eliminate the last remaining Republican congressional seat,” state Del. Matt Morgan (R-St. Mary’s) said in a press release announcing the lawsuit. “Like a banana republic, they suspended the rules, ignored statutory deadlines, and treated the Constitution as an obstacle to be removed.”
Former Federal Prosecutor Fired for Criticizing Trump Sues Justice Department
Rosenzweig’s blog, which had caused such a firestorm in conservative media, had been defunct for over six years at the time of his firing. Most of its content was broadly apolitical, dealing more with travel, sports, and other “anodyne topics,” though Rosenzweig did share a series of critical observations about Trump and other political candidates. Rosenzweig, among other things, called Trump “mentally unfit” and a “white supremacist.”
Federal Appeals Court Says Trump Can’t Build Ballroom Without Congressional Approval
“Whether or not a massive ballroom should be constructed is for Congress to decide and is not a matter for Executive self-help,” the court said, adding that its decision has little to do with policy and politics. “This holding has nothing at all to do with whether the proposed ballroom is desirable, or not, as a matter of policy. This ruling does not even necessarily mean that the Defendants may not ultimately construct the ballroom.”