Recall Issued for Certain Lots of Cottonelle Wipes Due to Potential Contamination
Kimberly-Clark recently issued a recall for certain lots of cottonelle wipes that may be contaminated with bacteria.
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Denver Plans to Create Parks, Rec Centers in Forgotten Areas
Denver is seeking to undo years of inequity by bringing parks and other amenities to underprivileged areas.
Nintendo Settles IP Lawsuit with Uberchips, Others Still Pending
Nintendo sues over intellectual property rights and settles case against Uberchips.
What’s in a Name? Subway “Bread” Ruled “Not Bread” for Irish VAT
All of Subway’s heated sandwich bread options have sugar contents higher than the statutory 2% of the mass of flour. It follows that the rolls should be subject to a 13.5% VAT rate.
Black Texas Man Led with Rope by Mounted Officers Sue Galveston for $1 Million
An attorney for Donald Neely, 44, says the White officers who arrested the man should have known better.
Michigan Supreme Court Invalidates Most Coronavirus-Related Orders Issued by Gov. Whitmer
The justices’ ruling jeopardizes nearly 1 million unemployment claims.
Fortnite Rights? Apple, Epic Games Continue to Battle it Out
Epic Games released a Fortnite software update without Apple’s consent, faces legal battle.
Corruption: What Does It Mean To You?
Political corruption used to mean fraud, bribery, and the abuse of power for personal gain. To some of us, it still does.
Meijer Store Stabbing Suspect Will Receive a Psych Exam
Man who stabbed victim at a Michigan store midday will undergo a mental health examination.
Telehealth Went from Nice to Have to Here to Stay
Telehealth was available prior to COVID-19 but its use certainly wasn’t as widespread as it is today.