The War on Opioids Has Been Targeting the Wrong Front
Experts are saying that the opioid crisis is being fought from the wrong front.
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Immigration Raid in Allen, Texas is Largest in a Decade
Coordinated by ICE and Homeland Security Investigations, the raid led to some 280 arrests.
More Than 20,000 Pounds of Frozen Patties Recalled Over Contamination Concerns
A nationwide recall of frozen beef patties was issued yesterday over concerns the product may be contaminated with pieces of plastic. According to the notice, more than 20,000 pounds of frozen beef patties produced on November 30, 2018 are affected by the recall and were distributed to schools across the country. AdvancePierre Foods is the
Jury Returns $30.1 Million Verdict After GEICO Refuses Settlement in Car Accident
After attempting to settle a suit over a serious car accident, the injured won several times the original settlement offer.
Man Engaged in Lewd Act While Delivering Customer’s Dinner
Howard Matthew Webb, 31, was sentenced to six months of probation with nine days of jail time as part of a plea deal he made with Tennessee prosecutors after he was caught on camera dipping his testicles into a customer’s salsa. The condiment was being delivered by car at the time and Webb was hitching
Trump Ponders Potentially ‘Catastrophic’ Closure of U.S.-Mexico Border
Republican leaders have joined the automotive industry in blasting the plan’s probable consequences.
Nestlé Waters Accused of Selling Spring Water that Doesn’t Actually Come from a Spring
Nestlé Waters recently came under fire in a lawsuit accusing the company of marketing and selling spring water that doesn’t actually come from a spring.
UPS Distribution Center Employees File Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
Employees of a UPS distribution center in Maumee, Ohio filed a lawsuit alleging a raciallly hostile work culture.
Man Tries to Start Home Fire After Seeing a Ghost
Man claims he set neighbor’s home on fire after seeing a spirit outside.
Women Sue Sharp Grossmont Hospital for Breach of Privacy, Negligence
More than 80 women recently filed a lawsuit against Sharp Grossmont Hospital in San Diego, California when they discovered they “were secretly recorded by hidden cameras installed in the hospital’s gynecology operating rooms.” The suit itself was filed in California Supreme Court and alleges nearly “1,800 women were recorded in the three operating rooms at