Passengers Can Sue Spirit Over So-Called “Hidden” Bag Fees
Spirit’s website clearly explains its luggage-fee structure, but the class action accuses the airline of not properly notifying consumers who booked fares on third-party websites.
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Trump Administration to Ban Most Flavored E-Cigarettes
The Trump administration is planning to put a blanket ban on most flavored e-cigarettes. The announcement follows numerous reports and warnings. Hundreds of people across the country have reported strange symptoms from vaping and at least five have died from it. Teenagers are using nicotine at an ever-increasing pace, reversing decades of a downward trend.
Astronaut Accesses Estranged Wife’s Account While in Space
An astronaut accesses her wife’s account from space and her wife is calling it can invasion of privacy.
Ohio AG, ‘It’s Never Too Late to Follow the Law”
Ohio AG Dave Yost tries to halt opioid trial scheduled for October 21.
Judge Wonders Whether Texas Prison Officials Should Swelter in High Heat Alongside Inmates
The judge is waiting another three weeks before deciding whether to punish the Texas Department of Criminal Justice further.
FDA Warns Juul for Marketing Its Products As Less Harmful than Traditional Tobacco
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is accusing e-cigarette manufacturer Juul of illegally marketing its products as less harmful than combustible tobacco. According to The New York Times, the F.D.A. issued its warning letter Monday. In it, the FDA noted that Juul never received regulatory approval to promote vapes as a healthy alternative to traditional
Judge Says Facebook has the “Wrong” Take on Privacy
U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria dismissed some claims but is letting others proceed.
Beauty Plus Global Recalls Cosmetic Products After Testing Positive for Asbestos
Beauty Plus Global is recalling certain cosmetic products after they tested positive for asbestos.
Purdue Looking for a “One Size Fits All” Settlement Solution
Purdue is hoping for an addiction solution that will allow it to take care all of the lawsuits against it.
Coroner Rules Baseball Player Died From Mix of Opioids, Alcohol
Angels’ baseball player Tyler Skaggs died from a fatal overdose of opioids and alcohol, report reveals.