Reckitt Benckiser Will Settle Justice Department Probe for $1.4 Billion
Reckitt Benckiser agrees to settle Justice Department probe rather than risk a conviction.
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Lidl Recalls Wooden Grasping Toys Amid Choking Hazard Concerns
Lidl is recalling hundreds of wooden grasping toys that may pose a choking hazard to small children.
How to Find the Best Cannabis Strain for You
Cannabis has been shown to be helpful for a number of conditions. What many people don’t know is that all cannabis is not created equal. Different strains provide different benefits.
Trump Administration & EPA Won’t Ban Chlorpyrifos
Under Obama, the EPA had plans to ban chlorpyrifos. But it’s making a comeback under the current administration, despite research showing the chemical’s dangers.
Federal Trade Commission Wants to Change Rules to Children’s Online Privacy
The FTC says that current protections are outdated and don’t do enough to protect kids from Big Data.
Homeless People in Los Angeles Sue City for Stealing their Possessions off Streets and Sidewalks
Some homeless residents say the city’s clean-up notices are so short they’ve returned home to find all their possessions gone or destroyed.
Monsanto’s Woes Continue as Roundup Verdicts Add Up
Monsanto, maker of weed killer Roundup, continues to face huge verdicts over cancer related to its product. Its woes continue, with over 13,000 cases yet to be heard.
Mothers Plan to Sue KinderCare Learning Center Over Alleged Child Abuse
A KinderCare childcare facility in Penn Hills is at the center of an impending lawsuit involving allegations of child abuse.
ACLU Sues to Free Man Arrested By ICE After Reading an Anti-ICE Peom in Public
Jose Omar Bello Reyes read a poem criticizing last year’s family detentions. Two days later, ICE arrested him outside his Bakersfield, CA, house.
Washington Post: Apple Talks Big on Privacy But Resists Pro-Consumer Reform
In some cases, Apple’s even funded trade groups that lobby against pro-consumer legislation.