Grimmway Farms Issues Nationwide Recall for Carrots Due to Salmonella Scare
Grimmway Farms is recalling certain packages of carrots that might be contaminated with salmonella.
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The Real Toll of Identity Theft and Fraud + Tips to Prevent It
Last year, 1.4 million cases of identity theft and 2.2 million cases of fraud were reported in the United States.
Hamburger, Gasoline, and Extra Young Men
Society produces more of some things than it knows what to do with.
Ex-government Employee Admits to Sexual Abuse Allegations
One-time government agent, Brian Raymond, pleads guilty to sex abuse.
DOJ Enters into Consent Order with United Tows Over SCRA Violations
Dallas towing company is found to be in violation of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
Nxvim Leader is Ordered to Pay Restitution to Sex Cult Victims
21 D.O.S. victims are set to receive more than $3M in restitution.
Distributors Seek State Approval of Proposed Opioid Settlement
Opioid distributors announce proposed deal to resolve nationwide allegations.
Chicago Blackhawks Covered Up Sexual Assault Complaints and Bullying, Says Lawsuit
The two amended lawsuits were both filed by former hockey players who say Blackhawks video coach Bradley Aldrich sexually assaulted them.
Lawsuit: Liberty University Used “Honor” Code to Suppress Rape, Sexual Harassment Complaints
In some instances, Liberty University allegedly ignored sexual assault complaints outright; in others, administrators threatened women with “honor code” violations, fines, and community service.
Former FBI Informant “White Boy Rick” Files Lawsuit Against Agency, Prosecutors
Richard Wershe, Jr., better known as “White Boy Rick,” claims FBI agents induced him to act as an informant at age 14–and that, if it were not for the department’s pressure, he never would have become involved in the drug trade.