The UPS Will Pay $2.25M to Avoid Lawsuit Alleging Pregnancy Discrimination
UPS recently announced plans to settle a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit for $2.25 million.
News & Politics
How Many Strikes Until We’re Out?
Last week’s global climate strikes exuded passion, but could other strikers show them how to claim their power more effectively?
Indianapolis Woman Sues Lime After Falling From a Scooter
Neutron Holdings, Ninebot, and Segway are being sued over allegations that a scooter that injured a rider was not in a safe condition.
Court Says Montana Robocall Law Violates First Amendment
Court says that Montana law banning political robocalls is unconstitutional.
Mother Out on Appeal After Infant’s Death
A mother is out on appeal after she took her infant to a bar and allegedly caused his death.
Colt Suspends Civilian AR-15 Sales
Firearms manufacturer Colt says it’ll discontinue its civilian AR-15 line to focus on fulfilling military orders of the same.
Judge Says Trump Has to Testify
Five men say they were assaulted by Trump’s private security chief during a 2015 protest.
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Evanston Woman Killed in a Hit-and-Run
The family of a woman struck and killed by a minivan is suing the driver of the vehicle and the Music Center of Deerfield for wrongful death.
Two Muslim Men Taken Off American Airlines Flight for Flushing Toilet
The two men say a “suspicious” hand-wave and bathroom visit was all it took for American to deboard the entire plane and send the FBI after them.
Ex-Lobbyist and Proposed Labor Chief Eugene Scalia Grilled By House
Scalia spent years as a lobbyist in Washington, often defending corporations from workers’ claims and lawsuits.