Officers Work Hard To Take Kush Off The Streets
Officers Work Hard To Take Kush Off The Streets
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Fitbit Housed Data That Pinned Husband For Murder
Fitbit Housed Data That Pinned Husband For Murder
Fungibility Key in Trinity Lutheran Case
There’s an upcoming case at the Supreme Court that has some rather far-reaching implications. Trinity Lutheran v. Comer concerns a Missouri recycling program, a religious school, and a whole passel of issues. In this case, religious freedom advocates seem to claim that grant money isn’t nearly as fungible as when it goes to Planned Parenthood.
Mexico Scores Trade Sanctions Against the Hard-Talking Trump Administration
Amidst talk of a border wall and trade war, the Mexican government scored a small victory by way of economic sanctions against the hard-talking Trump administration. For nearly a decade, the United States curtailed imports of tuna from its southern neighbor. American officials wanted Mexico to comply with domestic tuna fishing standards, which ensure catches
Attempted Murder: Unusual Way To Pass The Time
Attempted Murder — Bizarre Way To Pass The Time
Police Discover Intoxicated Chihuahua Behind The Wheel
Police Discover Intoxicated Chihuahua Behind The Wheel
Campbell’s Recalls 4,200 Pounds of Popular Chicken Soup
A warning to Florida soup lover’s: Campbell’s Soup recently issued a recall of their popular chicken soup throughout the state. In total, about 4,185 pounds of the company’s 18.6-ounce cans labeled as “Campbell’s Homestyle Healthy Request Chicken with Whole Grain Pasta” have been recalled.
I.R.S. Enlists Private Debt Collectors to Recover Past-Due Accounts
The I.R.S. is getting ready to employ the services of four private debt collectors in attempt to collect past-due taxes. Critics of the plan, including consumer watchdog groups, have warned that employing private debt collectors could encourage scammers to try extorting vulnerable and low-income Americans with outstanding I.R.S. balances. The Justice Department recently brought indictments
Lawyers Sue DoJ and FBI Over Trump’s Claims of Being Wiretapped by the Obama Administration, Russia
A group of lawyers is suing the Justice Department and FBI in attempt to resolve the controversy surrounding the President’s claim of being wiretapped by the Obama administration. American Oversight, which is a nonpartisan and pro-transparency organization, is requesting records which would substantiate or definitively disprove Donald Trump’s wildfire and accusatory Tweets. They’ve also demanded
Alabama May Add Nitrogen Gas As An Execution Option
Alabama May Add Nitrogen Gas As An Execution Option