Citizen-driven Abortion Bills in Michigan Will Seek Signatures Soon
Two proposals that seek to modify Michigan’s abortion guidelines will seek voter signatures soon.
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Fisher-Price Recalls 71,000 Inclined-Sleeper Accessories Amid Safety Concerns
If you have an infant and use an inclined-sleeper, this latest recall is for you. Earlier this week, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission teamed up with Fisher-Price and issued a recall of 71,000 inclined-sleeper accessories for infant play yards. Why? Well, according to the recall notice, there has been an increased number of safety
Driving and the Law: Where Is America Heading?
As new technologies and services take hold, driving and the law are changing.
Jury Finds Neurologist and Medical Center Negligent, Awards $3M
Jury awards Mariah Martinez $3M for being misdiagnosed with epilepsy by Dr. Yasser Awaad.
UCLA Gynecologist is Accused of Sexual Assault by Multiple Women
UCLA’s former campus gynecologist is accused of sexually assaulting many of his female patients.
San Francisco, Home of Juul, Becomes First U.S. City to Ban E-Cigarettes Outright
While the ban’s gained traction among San Francisco policy-makers, public health experts worry it might hurt conventional smokers trying to quit.
David Sackler is the First to Break the Family’s Silence
David Sackler speaks out on his family’s behalf, insisting they didn’t cause the opioid crisis, but they want to help.
ACLU of New Hampshire Settles Immigration Suit with Exeter, Police
The ACLU accused Exeter police of breaking the law by arresting Bashar Awawdeh, a Jordanian immigrant who was trying to help cops solve an assault investigation.
Student Loan Borrowers Sue Education Secretary Betsy DeVos
The lawsuit accuses DeVos and her Department of Education of intentionally and illegally ignoring tens of thousands of loan forgiveness applications.
Clergy Abuse Victim Speaks Out About Cover Up
Abuse victim said Catholic Diocese and officials knew about pastors bad behavior and allowed it to continued.