Judge: Smartmatic Can Continue Defamation Lawsuit Against Fox News
Fox News said that it plans to “immediately” appeal the ruling.
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Undocumented Workers Fear Reporting Workplace Issues
Undocumented employees may have more rights than they think.
Zelle Scammers are Prevalent But Banks Aren’t Reacting
Scam artists are using Zelle to defraud customers of thousands of dollars.
Reforming the U.S. Education System to Compete Globally
Numerous studies have proven that the country faces severe problems in the educational sector.
New Plastic Treaty May Curb Eco Scourge
Last week nearly 200 countries agreed in principle to an international plastic treaty that aims to tackle global plastic pollution, but the devil is in the details.
Parents File Lawsuit After Activision-Blizzard Employee Commits Suicide
The parents of the late 32-year-old employee say she endured sustained sexual harassment before taking her own life.
Federal Court Throws Out Part of Michigan Redistricting Lawsuit
The judges said that the lawsuit was akin to a gerrymandering complaint–and, following Supreme Court precedent, the judiciary cannot intervene.
Lawsuit: Former Wu-Tang Clan Producer Spent 4 Years in Riker’s for Crime He Didn’t Commit
Attorneys for Derrick Harris say their client lost everything while imprisoned for a crime he was later absolved of.
Brut, Sure Brand Deodorants Recalled Over Potential Benzene Contamination
If you use Brut or Sure brand deodorants, listen up. Earlier this week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a recall for certain Brut and Sure deodorants. It turns out, the agency is concerned that the two deodorants may contain a cancer-causing chemical, specifically benzene. At the moment, four types of Brut deodorant and
Fake German Heiress Anna Sorokin Files COVID Vaccine Lawsuit Against I.C.E.
Sorokin, along with three co-plaintiffs, claims she contracted COVID-19 because U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement refused her multiple requests for a vaccine booster shot.