Popular Infant Sleepers Recalled Over Suffocation Risks
The CPSC is recalling four brands of infant sleepers over concerns they pose a suffocation hazard.
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Trump’s New Travel Ban Targets Africa
Among the affected six nations is Nigeria–a country which has provided the U.S. with some of its most educated, affluent immigrants.
ACLU Sues ICE for More Info on 2019 Texas Immigration Raid
The raid–among the largest in ICE history–culminated with more than 280 arrests.
Electronics and Mental Health: Not as Scary as It Seems?
How bad is screen time for children and adolescents, really?
Walgreens Pays $7.5 Million to Settle Fake Pharmacist Claims in California
Kim Thien Le may have illegally filled about 750,000 prescriptions, many of which were for highly addictive opioids.
Michigan Department of Corrections Sued for Leaving Mentally Ill Inmate to Die Tied to Chair
An attorney for the estate of inmate Jonathon Lancaster, who died last year in a Michigan prison, says the issue is symptomatic of how mentally ill prisoners are treated.
Burger King Pushes Back Against Vegan’s “Impossible Whopper” Lawsuit
Burger King says it never advertised its Impossible Whopper as as vegan or vegetarian product.
Turns Out, Stress Really Does Cause Gray Hair
Another gray hair? It could be from too much stress.
Drug Smuggling, Violence Continues to Plague Rikers Island
Smuggling of contraband continues to be a problem at Rikers Island.
Where Did The Prosperity Go?
What’s the root cause for the disappearance of widespread prosperity in our modern world?