Bankruptcy Judge Gives Boy Scouts Reprieve from Sex Abuse Cases
The injunction will prevent any new claims from being filed against the Boy Scouts’ local councils.
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Caremongers India is Spreading Love Rather than Fear
Social media is helping neighbors connect and help each other during social distancing.
New York’s Opioid Overdose Deaths Increase Amid Pandemic
New York witnesses a rise in opioid overdoses during social distancing.
Florida Gov. DeSantis Approves $6m Settlement for Dontrell Stephens
Stephens, who was unarmed and had been riding his bicycle in a West Palm Beach neighborhood, was shot within 7 seconds of a deputy pulling up behind him.
Legoland California Sued for Refusing Refunds During Coronavirus Lockdown
Consumers say Legoland refused to give back their money, even after closing in response to California’s stay-at-home orders.
Medtronic Heart Pump Recalled After Fatalities Reported
FDA recalls heart device again after patients die.
Looting, Rioting, Protesting Keep Detroit Officers Busy
Demonstrations and destruction follow George Floyd’s death in downtown Detroit.
Albertsons, Safeway Hit with Lawsuit Over Toilet Paper Price Gouging
Albertsons was recently hit with a lawsuit over allegations that some of its stores dramatically increased prices on certain essential items during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Updated Lawsuit Says U.S. Companies Paid Off Taliban to Keep Contracts Active
The families of Gold Star soldiers killed in Afghanistan have expanded a lawsuit which accuses U.S. military contractors of paying protection money to the Taliban. The Wall Street Journal reports that two companies have been identified in an amended complaint. Together, the businesses received at least $1.7 billion to implement aid projects in Afghanistan. Their
3M Sues Amazon Retailer for Selling Overpriced, Fake N95 Masks
California resident Mao Yu allegedly sold N95 tasks for nearly 20 times their retail cost.