President Trump Possibly Considering Return to Family Separation Policy
Washington insiders say Trump is putting pressure on administration officials to crack down on migrants in the harshest ways imaginable.
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Judge: Asylum Seekers in U.S. Can’t be Sent Back to Mexico
Judge Richard Seeborg’s ruling throws a wrench in administration attempts to end ‘catch and release.’
As Administration Steps Aside, Maryland Aims to Regulate For-Profit Colleges
Despite some drastic changes, legislation proposed by State Sen. Paul G. Pinsky is moving through the General Assembly.
Native Americans Need to Know their Land will be Protected
Native American leaders are banding together to pressure U.S. officials to ban oil and gas exploration around sacred tribal land that features massive stone structures and other remnants of an ancient civilization. Tribes are pushing for further protections around Chaco Culture National Historical Park. Federal officials repeatedly have denied drilling leases within a 10-mile radius
Experts Say Effective Opioid Treatment is Available, but Underused
Experts say effective treatments for addiction exist, including methadone, buprenorphine and naltrexone, but are currently underused in the medical community.
Chicago Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Empire Star
Chicago prosecutors opt to drop charges against actor Jussie Smollett who had allegedly staged a hate crime against himself.
Retired Couple Claims Diamond Resorts Pressured Them into Buying $150K Timeshare
A retired couple with no intention of purchasing a new timeshare claim they were pressured into purchasing a $150,000 timeshare with $19,000 in annual fees by a Diamond Resorts salesman last September.
Family of American Woman Killed in Ethiopian Airlines Crash Sues Boeing
The family of Samya Stumo, Ralph Nader’s niece, is suing Boeing and its affiliates for negligence and civil conspiracy.
The War on Opioids Has Been Targeting the Wrong Front
Experts are saying that the opioid crisis is being fought from the wrong front.
Immigration Raid in Allen, Texas is Largest in a Decade
Coordinated by ICE and Homeland Security Investigations, the raid led to some 280 arrests.