Former Warner Bros. Employee Sues Company, Alleging Gender Discrimination
After being wrongfully terminated, a former marketing executive for Warner Bros. is suing the company over claims of gender discrimination and harassment.
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Gov. Tony Evers of Wisconsin Under Fire in Two Lawsuits Over COVID-19 Response
Governor Tony Evers is under fire in two lawsuits over his handling of the state’s COVID-19 response.
NJ Bans Single-use Plastic and Paper Bags Statewide
NJ becomes first in the nation to ban paper bag use.
University of Michigan Fraternity Hit with Lawsuit Over Rape Allegations
A Psi Upsilon chapter at the University of Michigan was recently hit with a lawsuit over allegations one of the fraternity’s members drugged and raped a girl.
Geopolitics: How Maps Help Us Understand History, Predict the Future, and Go Beyond Politics
“It is not often that nations learn from the past, even rarer that they draw the correct conclusions from it.” ~ Henry Kissinger
Court Orders DNA Testing in Pervis Payne Death Row Case
Mr. Payne had no prior criminal history before being convicted of a capital crime and has maintained his innocence for more than 30 years.
Trump’s COVID: Some People Never Learn
Trump’s COVID diagnosis is the result of a politically-motivated, cavalier attitude towards masks and distancing, but the Right will offer no ‘mea culpa.’
Texas Voters Claim Disenfranchisement, Launch Lawsuits After Gov. Abbott Limits Drop-boxes to One Per County
Texas voters are suing Gov. Greg Abbott, claiming his decision to limit ballot drop-boxes to one per county could compromise the integrity of the upcoming general election. The restrictions, notes CNN, were enacted by Gov. Abbott as part of two separate but similar executive orders. Abbott’s most recent order—signed into effect scarcely a week before
Elon Musk’s SpaceX Loses Lawsuit Against U.S. Air Force
The Air Force successfully argued that SpaceX’s “Starship” proposal was too complex to merit additional funding.
Benzodiazepines Must Have Stronger Warning Levels, FDA Says
The Food and Drug Administration will now require more explicit warning levels on benzodiazepines.