DOJ Claims DEA Could Have Done More to Stop Crisis
A new DOJ report indicates the DEA coudl have done more to stop opioid crisis.
Austin Independent School District Sued Over Allegations it Failed to Prevent Bullying
Austin Independent School District recently found itself in hot water when the mother of a student filed a lawsuit alleging the school district failed to protect her daughter from bullying.
Eyes in the Skies: The Legality of Drone Surveillance
Does that mean citizens, law enforcement agencies, and even the government itself have a right to spy on you with the use of drones and other equipment?
Another Judge Blocks Trump’s Anti-Immigrant “Public Charge” Order from Taking Effect
Trump’s revision to the longstanding “public charge” rule would’ve punished immigrants who not only use public resources, but are “more likely than not” to.
British Family Complains of Unbearable Conditions in U.S. Immigration Custody After Accidentally Crossing Border
However, U.S. officials are challenging the Connor family’s story, saying video evidence and a stash of cash suggests they may have attempted an intentional, illegal entry.
Circuit Court Revives Trump Emoluments Lawsuit
The 4th Circuit Court will revisit one of its past decisions.
2.3M Pounds of Taco Bell Beef Recalled Due to Metal Contamination
Taco Bell is recalling 2.3 million pounds of beef after customers found bits of metal shavings.
Ferndale Bans Conversion Therapy while NYC Moves to Repeal
Ferndale, Michigan, follows Huntington Woods’ lead and bans conversion theraapy for minors.
Homeless Man Attacks and Kills Four, Fifth in Critical Condition
Homeless man with violent history kills four and leaves one in critical condition.
Michigan Department of Corrections Agrees to $1.25M Settlement Over Death of Prisoner Whose Water was Shut Off
The Michigan State Department of Corrections will pay $1.25 million to settle a wrongful death suit after a former prisoner died.