Weinstein Co. Offers Controversial Settlement to Victims of Co-Founder’s Abuse
The proposed $44 million settlement would be practically halved by attorneys’ fees, most of which would go to Weinstein’s own lawyers.
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Michigan State University Appoints SUNY-Stony Brook Chief Samuel Stanley Jr. as New President
Stanley has vowed to engage with victims of Dr. Larry Nassar.
The “Candy Man” Is in Trouble for Freely Prescribing Painkillers
The ‘Candy Man,’ Dr. Robert Delagente, faces up to twenty years behind bars for freely prescribing painkillers.
Federal Agents Close in on Dark Net Cybercriminals
Federal investigators are cracking down on cybercriminals active on the allusive dark net.
Illinois A.G. Sues Department of Justice in Immigration Policy, Sanctuary City Stand-off
The lawsuit is like many others Trump’s Justice Department has faced–and lost.
Trump Signs Memorandum That’d Make Immigrant Sponsors Reimburse Government for Welfare Use
President Trump is drawing on Clinton-era legislation to further his own crackdown on immigration.
Changing Your Career During Divorce: Perks and Pitfalls
Divorce can turn your world upside down. It often opens new paths in other areas of life, though. Changing careers during divorce may or may not be one of them.
Lawsuit Alleges Cento is Selling Imposter San Marzano Tomatoes
A class-action lawsuit was recently filed by three home cooks in California over allegations that San Marzano tomatoes sold by Cento are imposters.
Chobani Steps In After Students Offered Specific Lunch Option
A well-known food provider steps in after low-income students are given only one lunch option until school debt is paid.
Bartender Charged for Selling Alcohol to an Intoxicated Murderer
A man walks into a bar intoxicated, is served more alcohol, and kills his estanged wife and others later that night. The bartender is arrested.