Judge Rules Sexual Assault Lawsuit Can Proceed to Trial
Federal judge says rape lawsuit can proceed to a jury trial.
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2019: A Trump Moment Retrospective, Pt. 2
The 2019 Trump moment retrospective concludes, pulling together the last six months of a tumultuous year. How much more of this can we afford?
Sacklers Withdrew Money from Accounts, Audit Shows
An audit shows the Sacklers withdrew money from their accounts.
Tailor Cut Produce Fruit Mix Recall Linked to Massive Salmonella Outbreak
According to the FDA, certain fruit mixes from Tailor Cut Produce of New Jersey have been linked to a massive salmonella outbreak that has sickened nearly 100 people.
GirlsDoPorn Facing $13 Million Fine for “Tricking” Women into Filming Adult Scenes
The plaintiffs say they were “tricked” into having sex on camera by confusing contracts and coercive producers.
Florida Woman Sues Epstein Estate
The woman claims she was molested by Epstein in his Palm Beach mansion in 2003, when she was only 14 years old.
Michigan Inmate Forced to “Leak Fecal Matter” for Two Years Sues Jail and State Prisons Health Contractor
Former inmate Konchise Jackson says he was given an emergency colostomy in 2016, which doctors wanted to reverse two months later–but state health contractors refused to approval the reversal, saying it was not medically necessary.
GEO Group Sues California Over State Law Banning Private Prisons
A spokesperson for Gov. Newsom said it’s not California’s fault that federal immigration authorities rely on third-party contractors when they can just do the job themselves.
Ultra-processed Foods Increase the Risk of Type 2 Diabetes
Eating processed foods can lead to health issues, including the development of type 2 diabetes.
Plaintiffs Once Homeless Win ‘Camping’ Lawsuit Against City
Plaintiffs prevail in homeless camping case.