Mother Doubts Teen Took Life While Handcuffed by Police Officers
Mother Doubts Teen Took Life While Handcuffed by Police Officers
Voluntary Recall Issued for CVS Health Nasal Mist Over Bacterial Contamination Concerns
If you rely on over-the-counter nasal spray to get through your day, a new recall notice may be of some interest to you. Earlier today, the makers of an “over-the-counter nasal spray sold at CVS stores in Queens and other parts of the country” issued a voluntary recall due to concerns of bacterial contamination. The manufacturer of the nasal spray is Product Quest Manufacturers and the specific product included in the recall is the CVS Health 12-Hour Sinus Relief Nasal Mist. According to the notice, the popular spray was “found to contain Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a micro bacteria that could put individuals with compromised immune systems at risk of a potentially life-threatening infection.”
Does Rachael Ray Nutrish’s ‘Natural’ Dog Food Contain a ‘Potentially Harmful’ Herbacide? One Lawsuit Says Yes.
What kind of dog food do you feed your fur baby? If it’s anything from the Rachael Ray Nutrish’s dog food line, you may be interested to learn that a class-action lawsuit was recently filed against the company. According to the suit filed on August 1 against Ainsworth Pet Nutrition LLC dba Rachael Ray Nutrish, plaintiff Markeith Parks claims “the company’s Super Premium Food for Dogs bills itself as ‘natural,’ but actually contains the ‘potentially harmful’ herbicide glyphosate
A.G. Jeff Sessions Berates Judge for Reinstating Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program
The Trump administration is pushing back against a court order that would see the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program fully reinstated. Last week’s ruling requires the federal government to restart the program—commonly called by its acronym, DACA—by August 23rd. The decision was condemned by the Justice Department, which pledged to “take every lawful measure”
Trump Administration Wants to Clamp Down on Legal Immigrants Who’ve Used Welfare
The Trump administration is seeking to make citizenship harder to obtain for legal immigrants who’ve made use of public welfare programs. According to NBC News, the proposal is expected to be released some time within the next several weeks. Legal immigrants would face limited options for getting green cards or citizenship if they’ve ever withdrawn
Rose Acre Farms Inc., DOJ Reach Settlement Over Unfair Employment Practices Suit
A lawsuit between the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Rose Acre Farms Inc. over “unfair immigration-related employment practices” reached a settlement yesterday on August 6. The suit was filed by the DOJ back in November 2012 when it accused the farm, which is the “second largest egg producer in the nation, of violating the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) by discriminating against non-U.S. citizens who were work-authorized.”
Jury Awards $45 Million in Sex Abuse Case, Blames Agency
Jury Awards $45 Million in Sex Abuse Case, Blames Agency
Judge Rejects Motion to Cap Lawsuit Damages and Attorney Fees
Judge Rejects Motion to Cap Lawsuit Damages and Attorney Fees
One Water Problem After Another
Thanks to aging infrastructure, deregulation, industrial contaminants, and overall bad governance, what part of the country doesn’t have a water problem?
California Court’s Decision Regarding Wage Law Could Revive Starbucks Lawsuit
California Court’s Decision Regarding Wage Law Could Revive Starbucks Lawsuit