Woman Undergoes Cancer Surgery — Doesn’t Have Cancer
Woman Undergoes Cancer Surgery — Doesn’t Have Cancer
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Juggling Paperwork With Patient Care – A Physician’s Administrative Burden
Juggling Paperwork With Patient Care – A Physician’s Administrative Burden
The Moral Justification of Capitalism
A few recent news stories have a commonality that may not be immediately apparent. What thread connects Obama’s fiduciary rule, workplace safety, and Donald Trump’s friend Thomas Barrack? They’re all examples of how the moral justification of capitalism has failed to live up to its promise.
Thieves Take Tracking Devices — Caught Hours Later
Thieves Take Tracking Devices — Caught Hours Later
After 52 Hours of Deliberations, Bill Cosby Trial To Continue Through Saturday
It looks like the Bill Cosby trial will continue for at least another day. Over the course of five days, the jury has deliberated for nearly 52 hours and has yet to reach a verdict. During that time, the jury has asked a total of 12 questions “of the court during deliberations, essentially asking to hear the evidence for a second time.” By continually asking questions, one can’t help but wonder if the jury will “remain deadlocked and unable to reach a unanimous verdict on any of the three counts of aggravated indecent assault that Cosby faces.”
Michelle Carter Pronounced Guilty of Manslaughter After Encouraging Boyfriend to Commit Suicide Via Text
Michelle Carter, a young woman whose text messages urged her boyfriend to carry through with a suicide plan he’d began to reconsider, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. The verdict was announced Friday, drawing a close to a highly publicized case that began with the discovery of Roy Conrad III’s body in July 2014. Carter, now
Airlines Complaints Have Risen 70% From Last Year, Says DoT
A government report shows airline complaints have risen 70% over last April’s numbers, driven in part by a series of high-profile cases involving abused passengers. Complaints for April 2017 totaled in at a staggering 1,909, according to a U.S. Department of Transportation summary picked by The New York Times. April was a particularly tumultuous month
Texas Resident Raped By An Uber Driver in India Sues Company for Mishandling Medical Records, Defamation
A Texas resident who was raped by an Uber driver in India is suing the ride-sharing company and three of its former and current executives after revelations that they had obtained and mishandled her medical records. Identified in court records and by The New York Times only as Jane Doe, a Texas resident living in
Woman Charged With Creating and Distributing Thousands of Fake Checks
Woman Charged With Creating and Distributing Thousands of Fake Checks