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Research Confirms Air Quality Affects Student Test Performance
Nebraska research team confirms that poor air quality affects academic outcomes.
Report Reveals Brits May Have Had Contact Info Tracked
SPI-B report suggests Britain could have stored user phone numbers.
NRA Drops Lawsuit Against New York Attorney Letitia James
The NRA said it will move its resources toward another lawsuit filed in a New York state court.
Cincinnati Schools to Settle Lawsuit with Parents of Bullied Boy
Gabriel Taye was eight years old when his mother found him hanging, dead in his bedroom. In their lawsuit, Taye’s family claimed that Cincinnati Schools covered up the extent of bullying at Carson Elementary.
Lawsuit Accuses Billionaire Leon Black of Defamation, Sexual Assault
Guzel Ganieva claims that Leon Black harassed her for years, and even raped her on several occasions.
Federal Judge Won’t Block Lubbock Abortion Ban
Planned Parenthood had filed a lawsuit seeking to challenge the city’s voter-approved law, which would let people sue anyone who helps a relative have an abortion.
Judge Dismisses Hemp Company’s Lawsuit Against Oregon County
Josephine County officials burnt $2.5 million worth of hemp, which they had mistakenly seized as marijuana.
Arthritis Drug Tocilizumab Might Improve COVID Pneumonia
Rheumatoid arthritis treatment may improve COVID-19 pneumonia symptoms.
Lawsuit Alleges Woman’s Parkinson’s Disease Caused by the Herbicide Paraquat
The complaint alleges that Syngenta’s communications manager wrote in her notebook that the company shouldn’t phase out atrazine “until we know about” paraquat, “because of studies showing that it might be associated with Parkinson’s disease.”