DOJ Indicts Dark Web User Selling Insider Stock Information
Investigators close in on Greece native selling unpublished stock information.
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Illinois Police Can Lie to Kids Until 2022
Illinois and Oregon are the first states to ban law enforcement from deceiving minors during interrogation, but police can lie to the rest of us everywhere else in the U.S.
BrightFarms Recalls Salad Products Amid Salmonella Concerns
BrightFarms is recalling certain salad products that may be contaminated with salmonella.
Remote Work Conflict: Mitigation Prevents Litigation
Conflicts for remote workers are more commonplace due to the stressors of working from home and the fact that conflicts are not addressed face-to-face as they arise.
Millions of Purdue Docs to be Released Later This Year
Plaintiffs agree to Purdue’s reorganization in exchange for treasure trove of documents.
Administrator for Andrew Brown Estate Files Lawsuit Against Pasquotank County Deputies
The lawsuit alleges that deputies unconstitutionally killed Brown, who was attempting to drive away from an arrest.
Judge Says Failed Senate Candidate Roy Moore Can’t Sue ‘Borat’ Star Sacha Baron Cohen
In his recent series, ‘Who is America?’, an undercover Baron Cohen passed a beeping “pedophile detector” in front of Moore, who was accused of pursuing relationships with underage girls in 2017.
To Pay or Not to Pay, Ransomware Attacks Dilemma
Cybercriminals are always finding new and creative ways to carry out their attacks. Serious countermeasures should be considered by the government to stop this imminent threat.
Mike’s Candyshop Leader Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges
New York-based Mike’s Candyshop leader pleads guilty.
Judge Rules Newsom Can NOT be Listed as Democrat on Ballot
A judge just ruled that Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) cannot put his party affiliation on the ballot for the upcoming September recall election.