For Profit Sanford Brown Took Their Money but Wasn’t Accredited
Closed for profit college took students’ money, but was not accredited.
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College Track Athlete Settles Assault Case for Almost $1 Million
UA track and field athlete is finally able to settle years-long lawsuit for nearly $1 million.
Breastfeeding Mother Sues School for Discrimination
Myranda Juarez is suing Jeffersontown Elementary School over allegations that she was discriminated against for breastfeeding her daughter on school grounds.
Conagra Brands Recalls More Than 2M Pounds of P.F. Chang’s Frozen Entrees Due to Misbranding
More than two million pounds of P.F. Chang’s frozen entrees have been recalled due to undeclared allergens and misbranding.
Former Teacher Aides Accused of Harassing Students Sue Media Companies for Making Recordings Public
Two former teacher aides, Kristin Douty and Jun Yurish, are suing 17 media outlets over allegations they disseminated a secret recording of alleged verbal abuse.
Protestors Arrested After Dressing a Statue with KKK Robes
Two protestors are arrested after placing a KKK robe on a Confederate statue.
Trump Still Believes His Wall Will Eliminate the Opioid Crisis
President Trump says his wall is necessary for halting the opioid crisis in the United States.
Mother Awarded $3.8M, Ending Breast-Pumping Discrimination Case
Carrie Ferrera Clark was recently awarded $3.8 million to settle a lawsuit she filed when she was discriminated at work for pumping breast milk.
Trump Administration Wants to Let Debt Collectors Spam Texts, E-Mails
After all, Millennials don’t like talking on the phone, do they?
Michigan Senate Passes No-Fault Overhaul but Gov. Whitmer Pledges Veto
Legislators have been trying in vain to fix Michigan’s outrageous auto coverage rates–but a Republican plan has Democrats wondering whether it’ll really change anything.