Telehealth to Stay Put, Prescription Rules Still Up in the Air
Doctors say the benefits of keeping prescription rules relaxed outweigh the risks.
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Lawsuit: Colorado Springs Police Officer Pepper Sprayed Handcuffed Teenager
The lawsuit claims that Colorado Springs police officers pepper sprayed a 17-year-old girl who was already handcuffed and restrained in the back of a patrol car.
Chess Grandmaster Hans Niemann Files $100m Defamation Lawsuit Over Cheating Allegations
Niemann, who has been accused of cheating in online chess tournaments, has fired back against his critics, filing a $100 million defamation claim against Chess.com and rival grandmaster Magnus Carlsen.
Warren Presses Wells Fargo CEO to Address Marketplace Scam
Bank is pressured to do something about Zelle fraud.
Refined Grains Are Harmful for Heart Health, Study Shows
Grains may not be as healthy as people think.
British Consumers File $1.3 Billion Class Action Against Amazon
The class action alleges that Amazon manipulates its own algorithms to suppress competitors’ products.
Lawsuit Claims Barilla Misrepresents How “Italian” Its Pasta Really Is
The lawsuit claims that Barilla’s branding and imaging could lead consumers to conclude that the company’s pasta products are sourced from Italy–when they are, in fact, manufactured in Iowa and New York.
Planned Parenthood Faces Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
The plaintiff, a former Planned Parenthood diversity manager, claims that the organization forced Black employees to work more than their White counterparts.
Is Transcendental Meditation the Key to Reducing Provider Burnout?
Meditation has shown to provide moderate results when it comes to improving the mindset of healthcare providers.
Study Reveals Lack of Honesty, Participation During COVID-19
People have been dishonest when it comes to practicing COVID precautions, data shows.