Man Hasn’t Accounted for Mother’s Millions, Will Stay in Jail
Judge orders Macom County man to stay in jail until he can account for mother’s missing money.
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Student Loan Group Sues CFPB, DeVos for Failing to Oversee Servicers
Student Debt Crisis says that the CFPB is doing such a poor job regulating loans that private organizations have had to step up instead.
Lawyer Lied to Judge About His Grandfather’s Death
A copyright attorney takes heat from judge after fudging grandfather’s death.
NYT: Juul Grew By Attracting and Addicting Young Consumers (Pt2)
Juul has always stuck by its story of creating a product intended solely for adult users. But a New York Times analysis shows how the company’s growth came from direct appeals to young consumers.
Family Upset After Priest Condemned Teen’s Choice at Funeral
Parents allege priest used son’s funeral as an opportunity to preach about suicide.
NYT: Juul Grew By Attracting and Addicting Young Consumers (Pt1)
Juul has always stuck by its story of creating a product intended solely for adult users. But a New York Times analysis shows how the company’s growth came from direct appeals to young consumers.
Detroit Public Schools Teacher is Suspended for Racial Comments
Detroit Public Schools teacher is suspended for inappropriate comments.
House, Senate Reach Agreement on Anti-Robocall Bill
In an announcement last week, the House and Senate finally agreed on a bill to put an end to robocalls.
Supreme Court Considers Whether Encouraging Illegal Immigration is a First Amendment Right
United States vs. Sineneng-Smith started off as a fraud case–now it’s expanded into a First Amendment appeal.
Bolivian Coup About Racism, Batteries
The Bolivian coup resulted in the exile of Evo Morales and widespread violence towards the Indigenous community. Why? Religion. Money. Racism. Lithium.