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.
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5 Most Common Summer Workplace Injuries to Watch Out For
With summer half over, it’s important to remember that as temperatures rise, so too does the risk for heat-related workplace injuries.
Cannabis Law, Regulations, and Reciprocity Programs in the U.S.
As laws regarding cannabis change, those medical and recreational users need to keep abreast of how these changes affect them.
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.
Distributor Has Been Shipping Excess Opioids to Small Towns
Prosecutors have alleged an Ohio distributor shipped excessive amounts of opioids to small rural towns.
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.
Judge Orders Fulton County Jail to Improve Disgusting Conditions for Female, Mentally Ill Inmates
Women reported vomit-covered floors, moldy food and constant solitary confinement.
Clergy Abuse Victim Files Unconventional Lawsuit Against Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg
The statute of limitations has long since passed, but Donald Asbee thinks he has a way to hold the church accountable.