Chinese Government Will Likely Continue Tracking Consumers
COVID-19 tracking software on consumers’ phones in China may be here to stay.
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Celebrated Chef Feeds India’s Hungry During Lockdown
Award-winning chef starts relief to address India’s hunger problem.
City of San Laredo, Police Department Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Police Brutality After Woman Suffered Miscarriage
The San Laredo police department was recently hit with a lawsuit over claims some of its officers caused Emerald Black’s miscarriage back in 2019.
Lean Cuisine Fettuccini Alfredo Recalled Over Misbranding Issues
Certain Lean Cuisine Fettuccini Alfredo products were recently recalled because they may contain chicken and soy, a known allergen, even though they’re not listed on the product’s ingredient list.
Wellmark Employees Sue Company Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield was recently hit with a lawsuit over racial discrimination allegations.
Florida Class Action Says State’s Unemployment System is Broken
The lawsuit accuses the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity of neglecting serious flaws in its online unemployment filing system.
Target Invests Heavily in Employee Safety as Online Sales Skyrocket
Target see a huge spike in online sales, but this is offset by pandemic investments.
Nonprofit Brings Portable Sinks to the Homeless
Love Beyond Walls brings portable sinks to the streets.
Google Hit with Lawsuit for Illegally Tracking Android User’s Locations
Arizona recently decided to sue Google over complaints that it illegally tracked the locations of Android phone users.
Gyms, Fitness Centers Sue Michigan in Bid to Lift Stay-at-Home Order
A coalition of gyms and fitness center owners are suing Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to end the state’s stay-at-home order. According to MLive.com, the lawsuit was filed Friday, May 22nd, in U.S. District Court in Grand Rapids. The lawsuit covers more than 120 independently owned gyms and fitness franchises across the state. Attorneys for the