Federal Court Says Detroit Students Have “Right to Literacy”
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals found that the U.S. Constitution protects young Americans’ right to education.
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Trump Signs Executive Order Restricting Immigration Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak
Critics say the executive order was drafted by Stephen Miller, the White House adviser behind some of the administration’s most controversial immigration policies.
Michigan State University Students Sue for Refunds as Online Classes Conclude
The lawsuit says the university hasn’t offered pro-rata refunds on room and board.
What Happens When an Epidemic and Pandemic Counteract Each Other?
The opioid epidemic’s policies may have to be revisited during the coronavirus pandemic.
Alabama Worker Wins Pregnancy Discrimination Suit at the Eleventh Circuit
A Better Balance and the Center for WorkLife Law recently won a large victory for pregnant worker’s rights.
50th Anniversary of Earth Day & Loss of Public Health Protections
On the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, we direct our focus to hope. Hope for the future, and hope for today.
Warehouse Workers are Staying Busy During the Coronavirus
Warehouse employees are forced to report to work during the pandemic.
Apple, Google Partner up for Release of Opt-in Smartphone Tracking
Tech giants Apple and Google team up to create smartphone tracking amid COVID-19.
12,000 Coronavirus Test Kits Recalled Over Possible Contamination
About 12,000 test kits for COVID-19 are being recalled in the state of Washington due to potential contamination.
It Seems Some Detroiters Aren’t Taking Whitmer’s Order Seriously
Detroit police stay busy breaking up gatherings during COVID-19.