Star-C is Helping Tenants Avoid Eviction Amid the Pandemic
Nonprofit partners with communities to help tenants maintain housing during the global crisis.
News & Politics
Who Pays for Biden’s Infrastructure Bill?
If Biden’s infrastructure bill becomes law, someone will have to pay. It should be those who most benefit from it. (Spoiler: If it doesn’t pass, we’ll still pay.)
Amazon’s ‘Day 1’ Issues are Coming to the Forefront
Amazon warehouse employees and delivery drivers are pushing for better work conditions.
Federal Court Will Let ACLU Continue Lawsuit Against Immigration Checkpoints in New England
According to the ACLU and its state-level affiliates, the border checkpoints serve no practical purpose, with motorists often stopped for non-immigration related reasons.
American Education: Child Indoctrination, Struggle Sessions and Debt Slavery
Perhaps most troubling is the view that Western civilization and the aforementioned categories are uniquely evil and responsible for the lion’s share – if not all – of the world’s evil.
Wayne LaPierre Says He Didn’t Tell Bankruptcy Plans to Other NRA Leaders
Wayne LaPierre, the head of the National Rifle Association, told a bankruptcy judge that he did not inform other NRA leaders of his decision to file Chapter 11 bankruptcy on behalf of the organization. According to The Hill, LaPierre said he consulted a three-member, special litigation team before moving the NRA towards bankruptcy. However, he
Lawsuit Claims Rochester Police Have Brutalized Minorities for Decades
The lawsuit points to protests surrounding the death of Daniel Prude, a Black man who was killed in the midst of a mental health crisis.
Supreme Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Trump, Twitter Antics
Since Trump is no longer president, the Supreme Court has agreed to dismiss the case.
Who Uses Dark Patterns to Manipulate You?
Ever sign up for a “free trial” and find it difficult to opt out later? Or try closing an ad only to be misdirected to a marketing website? Then you are already familiar with dark patterns.
New York City Restaurants and Deli Hit with Lawsuits Over False Allegations
Michael Faillace & Associates, a law firm in Manhattan, is coming under fire for filing lawsuits against New York City restaurants and delis over false wage violation claims.