Alaska Airlines to Pay $3.2M to Settle Wrongful Death Lawsuit
A jury recently ruled in favor of a family who sued Alaska Airlines after their family member fell down an escalator and died from her injuries.
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What’s the Difference Between Asylees and Refugees and Who is Eligible?
If you or someone you love is unable or unwilling to return to their home country due to a fear of persecution, apply for asylum or refugee status as soon as possible.
Tree Resin Kills Resistant Bacteria in Lab Tests
University of Helsinki researchers report tree resin killed highly resistant bacteria in the lab.
How to Build a Gun Club: A Guide to Organizing and Starting Your Own Local Gun Club
Saying “start a gun club” is only a good idea – it’s not practical advice. So if you have any interest in starting a gun club, this article will walk you through it.
Lawsuit Filed After Little League Announces Permanent Closure
Families file a lawsuit against Portage Little League.
5 Different Causes of Fatigue for Drivers
Always make safety a priority while driving to avoid any mishaps while on the road by getting enough sleep before long trips or taking breaks now and then.
ACLU Helps Homeowners Fight HOA Flag Restrictions
David Pendery and his husband put up a gay pride flag outside their home and posted a photo of it on Facebook. Then, they received a letter from the local district’s management company telling them it had to be removed. The couple filed a lawsuit and a hearing in the matter has been set for
At-home Cancer Treatments are Becoming More Popular
Cancer patients are beginning to receive their therapies at home, avoiding long hospital stays.
Federal Judge Says California Can Enforce Net Neutrality Law
California passed its own net neutrality act in 2018, but was prevented from enforcing it by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Facebook Will Pay $650 to Settle Illinois Digital Privacy Violations
An estimated 1.6 million Illinois residents will be eligible to claim payments of at least $345 each.