Wildlife Poachers Banned from Hunting Big Game
Two hunters were banned from hunting after illegally trapping and failing to harvest big game.
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One Carjacker Throws Snake, Another Steals Car, Runs into Home
Woman throws snake at driver, steals cear, while a man takes a vehicle from a pregnant woman.
Was Your Data Compromised in the Equifax Data Breach? You May be Entitled to Compensation
Were you one of the millions of people affected by the 2017 Equifax hack? If so, you may have some money coming your way. Earlier this month, Equifax agreed to fork over close to $700 million in fines and restitution. Of that amount, $425 million will be set aside for consumer payouts to cover things
NYC: Congress Wants to Take on Inflated Medicals Costs but Won’t Attack Ambulance Exploitation
Congress is trying to eliminate surprise medical bills, but the New York Times suggests lawmakers are too hesitant to take on the biggest transgressor: ambulance companies.
ACLU Sues Federal Government After Immigration Activists Are Arbitrarily Detained
The government’s been making lists of activists and attorneys–and then harassing them at the border.
Certain Salads Sold at Target, Fresh Market Recalled Due to Potential Listeria Contamination
Certain prepackaged salads sold at The Fresh Market and Target were recently recalled over listeria concerns.
Young Man Dies from an Accidental Caffeine Overdose, Coroner Rules
A young man in Australia passed away suddenly after adding to much caffeine powder to his protein drink.
Zombie Obsessed Killer Decapitated Victim, Said He Would Eat Him
A man who is reportedly obsessed with zombies, killed a casino-goer and talked about eating him.
Warner Bros. Hit with Lawsuit by Former ‘IT’ Movie Producers
Warner Bros. is at the center of a new lawsuit alleging it prevented two former executive producers from working on the newer ‘It’ movies.
Trump Threatens Guatemala with Tariffs and “Bans” for Backing Out of Immigration Deal
Trump lashed out against the Guatemalan government for refusing a deal, even though it was that country’s Supreme Court that refused to validate it.