Former Rep. Devin Nunes Drops “Twitter Cow” Defamation Claim
The dismissal will leave both sides responsible for their own legal fees.
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Medicare Patients Can’t Afford Life-saving Cancer Medications
Cancer drugs are too expensive for most to seek treatment.
Parents Sue TikTok After Daughters Die in “Blackout Challenge”
The lawsuit claims that TikTok showed young children potentially dangerous content on their curated “For You” page.
Recalls Issued for Honey Products Containing Undeclared Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
The FDA is sounding the alarm over a rising number of illegally-marketed, adulterated honey-based or honey-flavored syrup products that test positive for erectile dysfunction drugs.
Florida Walmart Store Hit with Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
Walmart was recently hit with a lawsuit alleging pregnancy discrimination.
Michigan Auto Law Announces #SafeDriveSummer Campaign
Community outreach includes social media contest to encourage safe summer driving.
Guam Catholic Church Revises Abuse Payout Plan
Although there were opponents of submitting revisions, Guam Catholic Church and its bankruptcy creditors amended their original plan to pay damages to more than 270 survivors of clergy sexual abuse, including a disclaimer that” up to $64.3 million of the proposed payout is not guaranteed.” This clarification was made so that survivors would not continue
Judge Sides with Twitter, Orders October Trial in Elon Musk Merger Lawsuit
Attorneys for the Tesla C.E.O. had earlier asked the court to not schedule any trial before mid-February.
Judge: Attorney Must Stop Posting “News-Seeking” Social Media Posts About Private Prisons
The judge ordered the attorney to remove several Twitter posts, including one which described a Tennessee CoreCivic facility as a “death factory.”
Americans Have Poor Heart Health, Study Shows
Research shows heart health in the U.S. is declining significantly over time.