Colorado Woman Forced to Give Birth in Denver Jail Cell Sues Authorities for Negligence
Diana Sanchez repeatedly asked for help. Deputies rushed to an in-house nurse, but he told them to wait until he finished his phone call.
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Judge Rejects Democrats’ Efforts to Grab Trump’s Tax Returns
Conservatives say Democrats waited too long for their request to be expedited.
Atlanta-Area Hotel Chains Accused of Aiding Sex Traffickers
The lawsuit says employees at one property looked the other way when a pimp beat one victim so badly the room wound up stained with blood.
Ohio House Fire is Being Investigated as a Hate Crime
House fire is being investigated by Ohio authorities as a hate crime.
Authorities ‘Hot on the Trails’ of Convicts Easily Make Arrests
Random trails left behind by criminals lead law enforcement officers right to the perpetrators.
Trump Administration Ends Birthright Citizenship for Children of Some Servicepeople and Diplomats Serving Overseas
Fewer than 100 members of the armed forces will be affected per year, but immigration lawyers say the move still poses worrying questions.
Seattle City Public Light Facing Class Action for Electricity Estimates and Over-Billing
Seattle’s public utility is getting sued for relying on smart meter estimates rather than an actual meter measurements.
Study Finds More and More Teens Exposed to Secondhand E-Cigarette Vapor
While fewer teens are breathing in secondhand smoke, more are being exposed to e-cigarette vapor.
Most Useful Instagram Bloggers for Students
Instagram is more than just a place to show how great your dinner looked or your latest gym gains. It’s actually a platform where students can find some useful information.
Retired Soldier Fights VA for Caregiver Benefits After Botched Surgeries Left her Partially Paralyzed
The family of Barbara Ospina, a retired army veteran, is fighting with the VA for caregiver benefits after a botched surgery left her disabled.