Face Masks and Their Value During Flu Season
When the world begins to move forward from the pandemic, masks will still play a vital role and can be utilized in both the community and healthcare settings.
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Brunch is Still Canceled (For Now)
Biden’s inauguration might help you sleep better, but don’t become so complacent that you accept a meager status quo. We’ll meet for brunch later, there’s work to do now!
Texas Attorney General Paxton Sues Biden Administration for Ordering Halt to Immigration Deportations
The Trump administration appears to have intentionally set up a series of last-minute, inter-state agreements to confound Biden’s anticipated attempts at immigration reform.
Former Assistant to Soulja Boy Says Rapper Beat, Raped and Trapped Her
The Jane Doe plaintiff claims she was in a highly abusive relationship with Soulja Boy for nearly a year, during which time he repeatedly punched, raped, and financially exploited her.
New Mexico Facing Another Lawsuit for Mishandling Abused Children
State agency accused of returning children to abusive parents.
Parler Sues Amazon for Removing It, Loses Battle
Parler claimed Amazon breached contract by removing it without notice. Amazon begged to differ. Parler lost.
UnitedHealth’s SCA Accused of Sherman Act Violations
A federal grand jury indicted SCA for Sherman Act violations.
Many Illinois Residents Will Receive a $350 Check from Facebook
Facebook violated Illinois law by failing to obtain resident consumers’ consent for using their facial features in the website’s “tagging” feature.
YouTube Channel Creator Sues Officer After Citation
YouTube channel creator sues officer for an allegedly bogus ticket.
Consumer Advocates Ask FTC to Investigate Whether It’s Too Difficult to Cancel Amazon Prime Memberships
The group, led by Public Citizen, said Amazon uses “deceptive” practices to make consumers second-guess their decision to cancel Prime membership.