Alaska Prisons Change Policies for Practicing Muslims
Muslim prisoners say they weren’t allowed to pray on Fridays or properly observe Ramadan.
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$1 Million Lawsuit Says Target Employee Ruined Oregon Man’s Life with False Child Pornography Accusations
Jeffrey Buckmeyer spent months enduring a grueling FBI investigation. Months after he was cleared without charge, he died from a heart attack.
Settlement Pending in Lawsuit Over Solitary Confinement at a St. Joseph County Juvenile Center
A lawsuit filed against the St. Joseph County Juvenile Center over allegations it put mentally disabled minors in solitary confinement may settle soon.
Kimberly Teehee, First Cherokee Delegate
Kimberly Teehee, former Senior Policy Advisor for Native American Affairs, goes to Washington (again), this time as the Cherokee Nation’s first delegate to Congress.
Surgeon General Issues Marijuana Warning
U.S. Surgeon General warns pregnant women that marijuana can alter a fetus’ brain chemistry.
Social Media Indirectly Links to Mental Health Issues
A new study indicates that social media use and harm one’s mental health by replacing other activities.
Kroger Recalls Yellowfin Tuna Amid Reports of Scombroid Poisoning
Kroger recently recalled yellowfin tuna after receiving reports of scombroid poisoning.
ICE Deports 120 Cubans on a Single Flight
Immigration activists seem split on whether deported Cubans will face persecution from Havana.
Johnson & Johnson is Facing 50k Lawsuits Seeking Billions
J&J is facing thousands of lawsuits from parties asking for billions of dollars, including its talc powder and opioid history.
As Lawsuits Over Bayer’s Roundup Pile Up, Germany Plans to Ban Key Chemical
As lawsuits against Bayer continue to mount, Germany recently announced plans to ban glyphosate.