EEOC Hits Carondelet Health Network with Lawsuit Over Sick Leave Policy
The EEOC recently sued Carondelet Health for alleged discrimination against disabled and pregnant employees.
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Warren Announces Her Latest Effort to Combat the Opioid Crisis
Elizabeth Warren likens the opioid epidemic to the AIDS crisis and says that real funding is needed to combat it.
Pam Cooking Spray Can Explode, According to Lawsuits
Pam cooking spray containers can vent and explode at room temperature, according to lawsuits.
President Trump to Unveil Immigration Overhaul on Thursday
Experts don’t believe the plan has much of a chance in Congress.
Racial Discrimination Case Against Applebee’s, RMH Ends Over Bankruptcy
RMH Franchise Corp. recently filed for bankruptcy, ending racial discrimination lawsuit against the company and Applebee’s.
South Shore Industries, Ltd. Recalls 310,000 Chests of Drawers After Toddler Death
After receiving reports of a toddler dying, South Shore Industries, Ltd. issued a recall of 310,000 chests of drawers.
Pain Doctor’s License Revoked in Missouri after Sexual Assault Charges
Pain physician has his license revoked and is asked to leave the U.S. after sexual assault allegations are brought against him.
More Sackler Communications Blaming Addicts are being Released
More damning emails written by Richard Sackler are being released in court.
Supreme Court Upholds Antitrust Class Action Against Apple
Controversial Trump appointee joined liberal justices to form a 5-4 majority for the plaintiffs.
House Democrats Advance Legislation and Brainstorm Ideas to Protect Dreamers and Young Migrants
Progressives are trying to work the middle-ground and have cut some of the renewed DREAM Act’s more controversial stipulations.