College Students Want Tuition Refunds as Coronavirus Forces Classes Online
Students say many online courses simply aren’t worth the tuition they still have to pay.
Ryan J. Farrick
Ryan Farrick is a freelance writer and small business advertising consultant based out of mid-Michigan. Passionate about international politics and world affairs, he’s an avid traveler with a keen interest in the connections between South Asia and the United States. Ryan studied neuroscience and has spent the last several years working as an operations manager in transportation logistics.
Wisconsin Teen Says Sheriff Threatened to Arrest Her for Posting About Coronavirus on Instagram
The lawsuit suggests the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department was afraid the posts might’ve sparked a community panic.
Lawsuit: ICE Officers Trick Immigrants By Pretending to be Local Police
One plaintiff says an ICE officer knocked on his door, identified herself as a detective, and showed his mother the picture of a “dangerous criminal” she was searching for. None of it was true.
Fox News Asks Judge to Toss Coronavirus Misinformation Lawsuit
A Washington nonprofit has accused Fox News of essentially having spread propaganda calling coronavirus as a Democratic hoax.
Pennsylvania Doctors Want Malpractice Exemptions During Pandemic
Physicians say they don’t want to have to worry about second-guessing themselves in the midst of a novel pandemic.
Celebrity Cruises Accused of Neglecting Crew Members in Coronavirus Class Action
Alexandra Nedeltcheva says her employer, Royal Caribbean-owned Celebrity Cruises, blatantly ignored the warning signs of a coronavirus outbreak.
Michigan Residents Sue Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Stay-at-Home Order
The attorney who filed the lawsuit says that, while Whitmer’s intent is good, the order is unconstitutional.
Liberty University Faces Class Action Over Bizarre Coronavirus Response
Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr., went so far as to request criminal arrest warrants after journalists visited the school’s campus.
Michigan’s Unemployment System Ill-Equipped to Deal with Historic Claim Rates
Michigan’s Labor Department estimates that one out of every four residents filed unemployment claims by the morning of Tuesday, April 14th.
Auto Insurance Companies Offer Premium Refunds as State Officials Apply Pressure
California, for instance, has ordered auto carriers to refund presidents for under-used premiums.