Wrongfully Imprisoned North Carolina Brothers Receive $75m Settlement
The two brothers–both of whom are intellectually impaired–spent almost 31 years behind bars after being coerced into confessing to the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl.
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Columbus, Ohio, to Pay $10m to Settle Lawsuit Over Police Killing of Andre Hill
Hill, a 47-year old Black man, was shot and killed seconds after police arrived to investigate a trivial complaint.
Bees Can be Trained to Detect Coronavirus Infections
Scientists contend dogs can be trained to ‘sniff out’ COVID-19. Now, so can bees.
CBD Causes Puberty in 2-year-old with Seizure Disorder
Cannabidiol has been linked to early onset of puberty in a toddler boy.
US Gun Stocks Rally After Background Checks Increased 75% in May
Investors may wish to invest in this area that is currently experiencing growth, but they must also be strategic about how long they keep their money in this industry.
Should the State Register Fact-Checkers?
Michigan Rep. Matt Maddock would like the State to register fact-checkers. Let me guess, he’s from the government and he’s here to help?
Government Strike Force Cracks Down on Medicare Fraud
Federal officials make arrests, settle Medicare fraud cases.
Brazil Study Shows Vitamin D Doesn’t Improve COVID-19 Symptoms
Research suggests vitamin D is ineffective in combating positive COVID-19 cases.
Biden Rescinds Controversial Rule Requiring Immigrants to Have Health Insurance
The Trump-era rule required immigrants to either purchase health insurance before arriving to the United States or prove they had the money to pay for medical care out-of-pocket.
Former University of Minnesota Hockey Players Sue School, Coach for Sexual Assault
The lawsuit alleges that Thomas Adrahtas, a one-term hockey coach in the mid-1980s, performed sex acts on blindfolded athletes while pretending to be a woman.