Distancing Learning Has Led to an Uptick in Cybercrime
Cybercrimes against children have increased as distance learning becomes the norm.
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The Trump Administration Will Keep Canada, Mexico Land Borders Closed
The Trump administration may also be taking advantage of coronavirus to prevent undocumented immigrants from filing asylum cases.
New York State Bans Sale of Flavored E-Cigarette Products
Lobbyists say the ban will force adult nicotine addicts to return to traditional tobacco products.
McDonald’s Workers in Chicago Say Company Isn’t Protecting Them From Coronavirus
One of the plaintiffs in the prospective class action said she was diagnosed with coronavirus–and that her managers did nothing to inform co-workers she might have exposed.
Pandemic Programs are Popping up all over Detroit
Detroit pandemic programs prove everyone’s in this together.–
State Farm, Driver Named in Wrongful Death Suit Over Death of 6-Year-Old Wisconsin Girl
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company and a driver were named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed earlier this year over the March death of six-year-old Maryana Kranz.
Supreme Court Says Sudan Must Pay Punitive Damages in Embassy Attack Lawsuits
Sudan has been sued over both the embassy attacks and the bombing of the USS Cole in Yemen in October 2000.
Officers Pull Vehicle Over, Find Child Behind the Wheel
Child get mad a mom for refusing to buy him a Lambo, takes off in her car.
Surfboard Designer Fatally Attacked by Shark
Surfer dies in extremely rare shark attack incident.
Pro-life Student Group Sues Chemeketa Community College for Allegedly Violating Free Speech Laws
Chemeketa Community College is at the center of a lawsuit alleging it violated the constitutional rights of a pro-life student group.