Government Strike Force Cracks Down on Medicare Fraud
Federal officials make arrests, settle Medicare fraud cases.
News & Politics
Biden Rescinds Controversial Rule Requiring Immigrants to Have Health Insurance
The Trump-era rule required immigrants to either purchase health insurance before arriving to the United States or prove they had the money to pay for medical care out-of-pocket.
Floyd Mayweather, Promotion Company Sue PAC Entertainment for Breach of Contract
Mayweather’s promotion company says that PAC Entertainment Worldwide missed a $30 million payment deadline.
Stanford Athletes Sue to Stop Their Sports From Being Cut
One of the lawsuits claims that cutting some women’s sports would be a violation of federal Title IX protections.
King County Courts Face Financial Crisis That May Stop Access to Justice for Many
The Superior Court is faced with deciding which denial of access to justice is the lesser of two evils: having criminal defendants wait years in custody for trial as we continue business as usual, or gut the Court’s Civil and Family Law Departments.
Report: University of Michigan Admins Knew Dr. Robert Anderson Was Sexual Predator Since 1970s
One of the university’s best-known football coaches allegedly shrugged off reports of sexual assault, as did other university employees and administrators.
Federal Lawsuit Accuses BAPS Hindu Temple in New Jersey of Trafficking, Exploiting Indian Immigrants
The FBI has also raided the building, from which they removed about 90 workers who were allegedly paid less than $1 USD per hour.
Robert Trosten on How to Get a Loan for Small Businesses
If you want to avoid the burden of collateral and other conditions, direct lenders will give you all the solutions.
Whose Fault is Climate Change?
Do we need individual or collective action? Is the problem overpopulation or overconsumption? The longer we argue, the less we do about it.
Lawsuit: Google Sells Consumer Information, Lies About Data Policies
A recently-filed lawsuit alleges that Google is continuing to profit by selling consumer information, despite the company’s continued claims that it does not sell personal data. “Google promises its hundreds of millions of users that it ‘will never sell any personal information to third parties’ and ‘you get to decide how your information is used.’