Ohio AG Joins Lawsuit Demanding Religious Schools be Allowed to Re-Open
Ohio’s attorney general, Dave Yost, is joining religious schools to push back against a public health order issued by the Lucas County Regional Board of Health back in November.
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‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Lawsuit Ends with Settlement
A racial discrimination lawsuit was recently brought to an end when the Middlesex County School District agreed to settle for $25,000.
Owner of Hospice Care Chain Charged in Fraud Scheme
Owner of hospice chain is convicted of fraud for unnecessarily diagnosing patients with incurable conditions to receive kickbacks.
Class Action Decries “Appalling and Inhumane” Conditions in Missouri’s St. Francois County Jail
One inmate told his attorneys that he’d gotten so hungry in St. Francois County Jail that he was reduced to eating toothpaste wrapped in toilet paper.
Lawsuit: Nevada Mom Says Charter School Forced Her Biracial Son to Claim “White Privilege”
The lawsuit suggests that William Clark–who is biracial–was singled out for privilege checks because of his White appearance.
Texas Republican Legislator Sues Vice President Pence to Overturn Biden’s Electoral Win
Rep. Louie Gohmert, a Texas Republican, hopes to hand Vice President Pence sole authority to call the 2020 election.
Enough!
Coronavirus, wearing masks, evictions, quarantine, food handouts, businesses closing, poverty… I’ve had enough of it.
Morning Star is Asking for Bribery Lawsuit to be Revisited
Tomato company wants lawsuit reopened against competing producer.
Corrections Officer Kicked Fully Restrained Inmate in the Face
Jail corrections officer is caught on camera kicking inmate in the face.
Portland Radio Personality Sues Over Employment Discrimination Allegations
The Portland Radio Company and its parent corporation, Saga Communications of Michigan were recently hit with a lawsuit by a former employee over wrongful termination allegations.