Vape Shop Owner Pleads Guilty to Selling Counterfeit Products
Owner pleads guilty to selling fake products imported overseas.
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Instead of War, How About Civil Divorce?
The U.S. is reaching diminishing returns from increased complexity. If we can’t live with each other, can we opt for a civil divorce?
Appeals Court Stays California Order Requiring Coronavirus Vaccines for Prison Workers
The appeals court will prevent the order from taking effect until an appeal can be scheduled.
Washington State Republicans File Lawsuit Against House Vaccination Rules
A half-dozen conservative state-level legislators have called the vaccine requirement “tyrannical,” claiming it interferes with their ability to meet constituents and participate in congressional proceedings.
Los Angeles County Seeks to Dismiss Vanessa Bryant’s Lawsuit Over Kobe Bryant “Death Images”
Los Angeles County attorneys claim that Vanessa Bryant’s concerns of the helicopter crash photos being leaked is unfounded.
Recall Alert: There May be Cancer-Causing Benzene in Your Deodorant
A recall was just issued for certain types of deodorant that may contain benzene, a cancer-causing chemical.
Lawsuit: Immigration Enforcement Detained U.S. Citizen for 36 Days
Immigration officials ignored the plaintiff when he insisted he was a citizen, all while preparing to deport him to his childhood country.
Parkland Shooting Families Settle Negligence Lawsuit with Justice Department
The lawsuit noted that the F.B.I. had received numerous reports about shooter Niklas Cruz in the weeks before the incident, with one tipster saying they thought Cruz was about to “shoot up a school.”
New Champlain Towers Suit Blames Building Next Door
Next Florida suit says building next to collapsed condo could be responsible.
Tel Aviv University Fights Pressure to Remove Sackler Name
University refuses to remove the Sackler name despite its removal all around the world.