Detention Center Not in Compliance, ICE Urged to Act
Detention Center Not in Compliance, ICE Urged to Act
Civil Rights
Federal Agents Can’t Access Messenger Data, Judge Rules
Federal Agents Can’t Access Messenger Data, Judge Rules
Former New Hampshire Inmate Eric Cable Says State Is Retaliating Over Healthcare Lawsuit
A former New Hampshire inmate says the state is retaliating against over a healthcare lawsuit. Eric Cable, writes the Associated Press, launched his lawsuit in March. The man claimed that prison officials were negligent in ensuring his well-being throughout the period of his incarceration. During his time in lock-up, Cable says he wasn’t treated for
Sidewalks Vital as Neighborhood Commons
If dividing and conquering us is the goal of the powers that be, the remedy might be as close as our neighborhood sidewalks.
Prison Inmates and Medicaid Beneficiaries Promised Life-saving Hep C Treatment
Prison Inmates and Medicaid Beneficiaries Promised Life-saving Hep C Treatment
Iowa State Tennis Player Settles Civil Rights Lawsuit for $100k
Former Iowa State University tennis player Erin Freeman has settled a civil rights lawsuit with the university for $100,000. The terms of the agreement, excerpts of which were reprinted by the Des Moines Register, allows Iowa State to settle without admitting any wrongdoing. Despite paying out a substantial award, the school says its decision “does
Is Facebook Now Discriminating Against Female Job Applicants?
Is Facebook Now Discriminating Against Female Job Applicants?
City Asks Judge to Dismiss Pulse Nightclub Civil Rights Lawsuit
City Asks Judge to Dismiss Pulse Nightclub Civil Rights Lawsuit
Colorado DOC Will Spend $41 Million to Treat Hepatitis C
Colorado DOC Will Spend $41 Million to Treat Hepatitis C
Southwest Sued Over Alleged ‘Whites-Only’ Breakroom in Houston Airport
A former Southwest Airlines employee is suing the regional carrier, saying his coworkers created a ‘whites-only’ breakroom at a Houston airport. The supposedly segregated breakroom—known by employees as the ‘W.B.’—had allegedly been around for years. Plaintiff Jamel Parker says the company knew about the room at William B. Hobby Airport and tolerated its existence. “Although