Darrill Henry Exonerated After 15 Years in Prison
Suspect exonerated after fifteen years in prison with new DNA evidence.
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Churches Say Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s Stay-at-Home Order Violates Constitution
The lawsuit wants churches to be treated the same as commercial businesses under Walz’s re-opening plan for the state.
Surveys Show Work-from-homers Want to Continue After Pandemic
Those able to work from home during the pandemic report higher productivity, less stress.
Securing PPE: Whose Job Should It Be?
Shortages, gouging, incompetent bureaucrats, clandestine deals, secret missions, government seizures. Securing PPE shouldn’t be this hard!
Lawsuits Against San Fran Police Department Allege Discrimination
San Francisco police have long claimed discrimination in promotion process.
Privacy Advocates Want FTC to Investigate TikTok for Violating Child Protection Laws
Privacy advocates have filed a federal complaint against TikTok, a mobile application popular among children, teenagers, and young adults. According to Reuters, The Center for Digital Democracy and Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood both asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate TikTok for violating consent decrees and children’s privacy online. The complaint alleges that TikTok
Lawsuit Says United Airlines is Misusing Stimulus Funds by Forcing Workers to Take Unpaid Leave
One legislator had to remind United that bail-out funds are for workers, not stock buy-backs.
Man Leaves Struggling Restaurant Staff a $1,300 Tip
Generous diner offers restaurant a glimmer of hope after coronavirus lockdown.
Senate Democrats: Airlines Should Offer Full Cash Refunds to All Passengers Affected by Coronavirus
Massachusetts Sen. Edward Markey says that airlines have made about $10 billion by pocketing the money from cancelled flights.
Extremist Groups are Capitalizing on COVID to Spread Corruption
Extremists continue to use the coronavirus to recruit new members and execute orders.