The Verdict Is In: Bill Cosby Found Guilty of Sexual Assault

Yesterday, Bill Cosby was finally found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault, bringing closure to dozens of women who claimed the comedian “drugged and sexually abused them.” Though the statue of limitations had ended for many of the women, the case the ended yesterday revolved around the “2004 assault of Andrea Costand, who said Cosby had given her pills in his suburban Pennsylvania home that left her incapacitated and then molested her.”



Family of Abused Boy Recieves $450K Lawsuit Settlement

Three years ago a developmentally disabled teenager was allegedly abused at a Schenectady facility. As a result of the abuse, the child’s family filed a lawsuit against the Northeast Parent & Child Society, an organization whose parent company is the Northern Rivers Family of Services. Fortunately for the family, the lawsuit recently settled for $450,000. According to the settlement agreement, “$250,000 will be placed in a trust for the boy, while the remaining $150,000 will go toward attorney and medical fees.”


Settlement Reached in Mississippi Gulf Coast County Coroner Discrimination Lawsuit

A settlement has finally been reached between a Mississippi Gulf Coast county and its coroner and six black-owned funeral homes. The settlement brings an end to a racial discrimination lawsuit that shed light on allegations that county coroner Gary Hargrove “steered county business to two white-owned funeral homes to the detriment of the black-owned funeral homes, alleging federal civil rights and state law violations against a backdrop of a business that remains starkly segregated by race in the Deep South,” according to the lawsuit.



Illinois AG Sues Bizarrely and Unabashedly Racist Bus Company Suburban Express

Illinois bus company Suburban Express is facing a civil rights lawsuit after making a politically incorrect marketing pitch. State Attorney General Lisa Madigan launched the litigation, promising to put Suburban Express out of business for insulting Chinese students attending the University of Illinois. The Chicago Sun Times reports that the company touched off a ‘political





Paying for Dental Care If You Have No Emergency Savings

Can’t afford a dental care? You’re not alone. It’s a pricey necessity. Everyone, at some point in their lifetime, will require dental health services. Standard procedures like cleaning costs between $70 and $200 and dental X-rays are more or less $250, while more complicated restorations such as crowns and bridges can cost a few thousand dollars. And, apart from the fact that dental care is pricey, it’s not covered by Medicare.