Woman Burns From The Inside Out Due To Medication
Woman Burns From The Inside Outside Due To Medication
Appeals Court Upholds Medical Malpractice Verdict
Three years ago, a La Salle County jury found neuropathologist Dr. Meean Gujrati and Central Illinois Pathology liable of misdiagnosing Daniel Gapinski’s brain cancer at a point in time in which it could have potentially been treatable, and a three-judge Third District panel recently upheld the jury verdict.
Packing Jails in the Land of the Free
Trump’s Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, announced a striking change of policy last Friday concerning how alleged criminals are to be charged with crimes going forward. In a memo Sessions sent to over five thousand federal prosecutors across the country, he instructed them to seek the toughest, longest penalties possible for the most easily proven allegations against each defendant. Critics claim that this is a move aimed at packing jails with nonviolent, low-level drug offenders.
Local Solutions Help Fix Real Problems
News reporting always seems to concentrate on the things going wrong, doesn’t it? Especially since the 2016 election, there’s been a widespread feeling among Progressives that all we can do is buckle down and resist the worst of the Trump agenda. It’s easy to be discouraged into hopelessness by seeing the scale of the battles ahead of us. However, in communities across the country, individuals and organizations are actively making the world a better place to live. We don’t have to wait until government changes hands again to come up with local solutions that might just work.
Mother, Drunk, Asks 8-Year-Old To Drive To The Liquor Store
Mother, Drunk, Asks 8-Year-Old To Drive To The Liquor Store
Tunnel Collapse At Nuclear Site Reinforces Cleanup Efforts
Tunnel Collapse At Nuclear Site Reinforces Cleanup Efforts
Settlement Reached In Berkeley, California Apartment Balcony Collapse
A partial settlement has been reached in the aftermath of a balcony collapse at the Library Gardens apartment complex in Berkeley, California that tragically killed six college students.
Michigan Residents Receive $47m Settlement After Food Assistance Was Wrongfully Cut Off
Thousands of Michigan residents have received payouts from the state following a $47 million settlement alleging food assistance was wrongfully cut off to deserving families. Between 2013 and 2014, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and his Department of Health and Human Services began enforcing a state law which stopped benefits from going to individuals wanted for
Maine Governor Blames Attorney General For Funding Issues
Maine Governor Blames Attorney General For Funding Issues
