Temporary Help Workers Will Be Paid Enough Due to Lawsuit
Temporary agricultural workers will not undergo wage freeze.
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George Patton: The Mixed Legacy of an Iconic Four-Star General
Patton is buried at the Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial in the Hamm district of Luxembourg City.
Conservatives, Biden’s Your Guy
Biden’s not a Communist. He’s not even a very good liberal. Heck, if you like big oil, deportations, the defense industry and a longer pandemic, Biden’s your guy.
‘Bulletproof Hosting’ Criminals Charged in Scheme for Financial Gain
Government charges cybercriminals in scheme to distribute malware.
Co-conspirators Charged in Government Health Care Kickback Schemes
The government charges individuals involved in fraudulently billing for unneeded health care products and services.
White House to Decide if 9/11 Victims, Families Can Take Frozen Taliban Funds
Attorneys for 9/11 victims’ families have asked the courts to seize the former Afghan government’s funds from the Federal Reserve in New York–funds the Taliban now claims as its own.
Uber Settles with California, Agrees to Hand Over Records and Pay $9m Fine
Uber had earlier refused to hand over sexual assault reporting data, citing concern for victims’ privacy.
Judge Sanctions Pro-Trump Attorneys Who Challenged Election Validity
The attorneys–including Sidney Powell and Lin Wood–will have to pay more than $175,000 in legal fees to the state of Michigan and city of Detroit.
Family of Dead Inmate Sues Indiana Department of Correction in Suicide Case
Twenty-nine-year-old Archon Garner killed himself two days after being released from suicide watch.
University, Hospital Settle Gynecologist Sexual Assault Claims
OBGYN is accused of nearly 80 sexual assaults; institutions settle with victims.