Officials Confiscated Enough Fentanyl to Kill North America Twice
Officials keep combating the opioid crisis, but fentanyl continues to flood into the U.S.
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Who Wants to Be a Police Officer Anymore?
Who wants to be a police officer anymore? Not as many people as before 2020, it turns out.
A Pennsylvania Rite Aid Case Gets Looped into Cleveland’s MDL
The Justice Department intervenes in a 2019 Rite Aid case, moving the case to Ohio.
Fresno School Administrator Faces Lawsuit for Assaulting ASD Child
Parents sue school district, principal after their son is assaulted.
Judge Tosses Trump’s Motion to Dismiss Attorney General James’s Lawsuit
The presiding judge found the Trump team’s arguments so repetitive that he considered sanctioning the former president’s lawyers.
After Controversial Traffic Stop, Army Lieutenant’s Lawsuit to Move Forward
A U.S. Army lieutenant who was brutalized by Virginia police officers will soon see his lawsuit advance to trial. According to ABC News, video of the controversial 2020 traffic stop went viral shortly after Lt. Caron Nazario filed his federal lawsuit. In the video, Winsor police officers Daniel Crocker and Joe Gutierrez can be seen
Black Men Feel Pressured to Avoid Disclosing Mental Health Struggles
Black men have a hard time discussing mental health. The stigma needs to be lifted.
Muslims in India Experience High Levels of Psychological Distress
East Indian Muslims face unique mental health challenges and need culturally competent providers.
Estate of Fallen Capitol Police Officer Sues Trump, January 6th Rioters
Attorneys for the Sicknick estate claim that Trump effectively encouraged rioters to enact violence within and without the U.S. Capitol building.
Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Against Singer Marilyn Manson Dismissed
The lawsuit was dismissed after the plaintiff failed to find new legal counsel.