California Wildfires: Public Health and Safety in the Aftermath of Destruction
Even after the California wildfires were contained, the threat to public health and safety continues in the form of dangerous air pollution.
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What to Do If an Imprisoned Loved One Isn’t Receiving Medical Care
As a citizen of the United States, you are entitled to a number of rights that help you live a just and free life. However, these rights significantly diminish if you are found guilty of a crime resulting in imprisonment. However, some basic rights prevail regardless. One of the most essential ones includes ensuring that
Turn Old Tires into Christmas Ornaments
If you’re looking for a fun project for the holiday season and want to repurpose old tires, look no further. This DIY project is perfect.
Montana A.G. Tim Fox Tries to Move Missoula Gun Fight to Supreme Court
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox is taking a challenge to Missoula City’s gun ordinances to the state supreme court. Fox already lodged an appeal with Missoula District Court, which didn’t pass muster. The petition for escalation to the Supreme Court was filed on November 29th. However, Fox has yet to file an opening brief. The
L’Oréal Accused of Discrimination and Toxic Work Environment in Latest Suit
L’Oreal Cosmetics was recently hit with a lawsuit by a former employee over allegations of racial discrimination and a toxic work environment. The former employee, Amanda Johnson, is an African American woman who worked as a marketing vice president for the cosmetic company. However, not long after starting her job with the company, she learned that there was an alleged ugly side to the company.
Trial Begins Involving Wrongful Death Allegations Against Bird-Kultgen Ford Auto Dealership
Last month, testimony began in the wrongful death case filed by the family of Dr, Jerry Don Lance, an oral surgeon in Waco, Texas who “died last year when an employee of a local auto dealership backed over him in a parking lot with an SUV.” In total, his family is seeking $1 million in damages.
Johns Hopkins Nurses Say Work Conditions Don’t Match Reputation
Johns Hopkins Nurses Say Work Conditions Don’t Match Reputation
Olivo Terminated Amid Whistleblower Lawsuit Involving Sexual Harassment
Olivo Terminated Amid Whistleblower Lawsuit Involving Sexual Harassment
Trump’s “Public Charges” Declaration Riles up Immigration Advocates
A Trump administration initiative that’d brand some immigrants “public charges” is provoking harsh reactions from across the country. The Department of Homeland Security, which is nearing the end of its public comment phase, would make it more difficult for some migrants to renew visas or receive authorization to reside in the United States. Under its
Six New York Hospitals Agree to Repay Patients Illegally Charged for Rape Examinations
Last month, six hospitals in New York agreed to repay sexual assault victims who were illegally forced to pay for their own rape examinations, sometimes to the tune of $3,000 when the procedure should have been “billed to the state or their insurers.” According to Attorney General Barbara Underwood, the hospitals “wrongly billed victims for at least 200 forensic rape exams in recent years and had collections agencies go after some women who failed to pay.”