Largest Personal Injury Settlement In Pennsylvania
Largest Personal Injury Settlement In Pennsylvania
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Officials Make Mosque Construction Impossible
Officials Make Mosque Construction Impossible
Golfer Tiger Woods Arrested on Memorial Day for Drunk Driving
Golfer Tiger Woods was arrested early Monday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence. Around 3 o’clock on Memorial Day, the athlete was arrested and booked into a local Jupiter, FL, jail. Woods was released after several hours on his own recognizance and without having to post any bond. According to CNN, there are
Woman Jailed For Being Obnoxiously Intimate
Woman Jailed For Being Obnoxiously Intimate
CPSC Recalls Douglas Plush Toys
Yet another recall notice has been issued due to a potential choking hazard, this time involving Douglas Plush Toys, a popular children’s toy. So far the recall notice includes about 25,000 of the toys, according to the U.S. Consumer Safety Commission. More specifically, the recall includes three different versions of the plush toy, including Chewie the English Bulldog, Oliver the Bear and Charlotte the Fox “sold at specialty toy and gift stores nationwide from July 2014 to April 2017.” The toys have also been distributed “by United Healthcare Children’s Foundation to individuals and organizations.”
Failed Suicide Attempt Leads To Second-Degree Murder Charge
Failed Suicide Attempt Leads To Second-Degree Murder Charge
German Chancellor Angela Merkel Suggests Gradual Parting of Ways Between Europe and USA
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s words Sunday indicate what may begin a gradual parting of ways between Europe and the United States. Speaking at a campaign event in Munich, Merkel said her recent interactions with Donald Trump have shown her that Europe can no longer “completely” rely on America and its other longstanding allies. “The times
4th Circuit Court of Appeals Continues Halt on Trump’s Revised Travel Ban
The Trump administration suffered another embarrassing legal defeat on Thursday, after a panel of judges upheld a halt on the President’s revised travel ban. The controversial executive order – widely regarded and derided as a ‘Muslim ban’ – was indefinitely halted by a district court in March. Judge Derrick Watson, of Hawaii, had blocked the
Family of Michael Sabbie, Left to Die By Private Prison Staff, Sues for Justice
Warning: featured video may be disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised. The family of Michael Sabbie is suing the for-profit prison which ignored his pleas for help. In July of 2015, Sabbie was booked into the Bi-State Jail along the Oklahoma-Arkansas border. He’d had an argument with his wife, Teresa, about money. The police were called
GOP’s Back the Blue Act Makes Suing the Police Virtually Impossible
Republicans in the House and Senate have introduced identical bills, both entitled the Back the Blue Act of 2017. Under the guise of protecting law enforcement officers from assault and any variety of criminal mischief and mayhem, the implications of Back the Blue are severe. If the Act passes as proposed, killing or conspiring to