How to Reduce Discrimination in Education
Discrimination in any form is harmful and unacceptable. This is especially true of discrimination in education.
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Bowled Over: Fiber Bowls and PFAS
Like using those wholesome, organic-looking, compostable fiber bowls? Don’t! They’re full of PFAS and that stuff never goes away.
Michigan Police Chief is Sent to Prison for Fraud
A Michigan police chief well-known for establishing a volunteer reserve force is sent to prison for fraud.
Woman Uses Olive Oil for Cleansing While Authorities Confiscate Faux-Oil
A woman “cleanses” board’s chambers with olive oil, while authorities warn there is a growing concern over counterfeit food items, including oil.
Nix Hospital System Agrees to Pay $40K to Settle Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit
Nix Hospital Systems, LLC is forking over $40,000 to settle allegations of pregnancy discrimination.
Allergan Inc. Hit with Two Lawsuits Linked to Breast Implant Recall
Allergan Inc. recently found itself in hot water over two lawsuits accusing it of failing to warn patients of potential cancer risks linked to certain breast implants.
Prescription Pet Food has Same Ingredients as Non-prescription, Court Rules
A class action lawsuit is revived which alleges that Hill’s prescription pet food is no different from non-prescription options.
City of Moorhead, DNR Named in Wrongful Death Suit Over 9-Year-Old Girl’s Drowning
A wrongful death lawsuit was recently filed against the city of Moorhead and others after the tragic drowning of a 9-year-old girl.
Overdose Deaths are Down While Naloxone Uses are Up
As Narcan becomes more widely available, overdose deaths are down.
Tyson Foods Recalls 39K Pounds of Frozen Chicken Patties
Tyson Foods recalled certain frozen chicken patty products over contamination concerns.