Delaware’s Innovative Addiction Programs are Honored
Delaware’s innovative addiction programs are honored at a recent conference.
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McDonald’s Employees are Regularly in Danger at Many Locations
McDonald’s and other fast-food employees are constantly subjected to workplace violence, according to new report.
Class Action Claims I.C.E. Uses Deep South Prisons to Keep Asylum-Seekers From Winning Parole
In one I.C.E. district, parole approvals dropped from 75% in 2016 to less than 2% today.
FAA Finds More Problems with Boeing 737 MAX 8, Even as CEO Promises It’ll Be Back in Service “Very Soon”
Recent media reports also suggest that bad oversight by Boeing led engineers to believe the MAX 8 was far safer than it really was.
JP Morgan Chase Settles Lawsuit Over Parental Leave for $5M
JPMorgan Chase agreed to settle a case over paid parental leave for new fathers earlier this week.
Too Much, Too Little, Too Late
Too much flooding, too many wildfires and tornadoes, too much carbon in the atmosphere, too much stuff, too much waste, and it’s all connected.
Is Sending Cash by Mail a Crime? Stealing It Is.
Sending money via USPS mail isn’t a crime, but it does look suspicious. Stealing it definitely is.
Biden for President: Will This Help or Hurt the Crisis?
Joe Biden’s history of being a tough presence in the War on Drugs could either help or hurt the opioid crisis if he becomes president, experts say.
Target Recalls 90,000 USB Chargers Over Burn Concerns
Target is recalling certain USB charging cables over burn hazard concerns.
Idaho Immigrant Sues Canyon County Jail for Accepting Bond, Refusing Release as ICE Moved in for Arrest
Ramon Espinoza-Rodriguez says Canyon County let his daughter pay a $1,000 bond, but then kept him locked up for ICE.