Norfolk Public Schools Settles Discrimination Case for $72K
Norfolk Public Schools recently agreed to settle a discrimination lawsuit with a former employee for $72,000.
News & Politics
FMCSA Plans to Hand ‘Power’ Back to Truckers By Letting Them Spend More Time Behind the Wheel
Anyone who’s worked in transportation knows that hours of service rules can be frustratingly rigid–and now, the FMCSA is trying to implement a change truckers have long sought.
An Immigrant’s Future Could Come Down to Their Credit History
Credit professionals say it’s the first time they’ve heard of checks being used for immigration applications.
The Meat Industry Wants to Police Itself
The same big meat industry that willingly hires undocumented workers now wants to perform its own meat inspections. What could possibly go wrong?
Hazelnut Crème Coffee Doesn’t Contain Hazelnut, According to Lawsuit
New England Coffee Company’s Hazelnut Crème label is misleading, according to lawsuit.
Legal Secretary Files Suit Against Two Law Partners
Woman who has been a legal secretary for 25 years files a suit against two law partners.
Beaches, Parks Closed after a Toxic Oil Spill Near Portage
Beaches have to be closed down in the final weeks of summer due to an oil spill at a steel plant near Portage, Indiana.
Tyson Foods Recalls 39,078 Pounds of Frozen Chicken Products Over Contamination Concerns
After receiving consumer complaints about potential product contamination, Tyson Foods is recalling certain frozen chicken patty products.
American University Student Body President Wins Lawsuit Against The Daily Stormer
A racial discrimination lawsuit filed against The Daily Stormer recently settled for $725,000.
Former Mayor of Detroit’s Son Pleads for His Father’s Release
Jonas Kilpatrick, son of the former mayor of Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick, posts a video on Facebook begging President Trump for his father’s release.