Supreme Court Considers Whether Encouraging Illegal Immigration is a First Amendment Right
United States vs. Sineneng-Smith started off as a fraud case–now it’s expanded into a First Amendment appeal.
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.
Georgia Vegan Sues Burger King for Cooking Impossible Whopper Burgers with Beef Fat
Vegetarian Phillip Williams says that Burger King’s Impossible Whopper isn’t truly vegan if it’s cooked in “meat by-product.”
E-Cigarette Manufacturer Juul Sued by New York State
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the lawsuit Tuesday, saying the e-cigarette manufacturer deceived local teens.
New Jersey Orders Uber to Pay $649 Million in Back Taxes and Fines
At issue, yet again, is Uber’s insistence that its drivers are independent contractors.
Epstein Victim Annie Farmer Sues Billionaire’s Estate
Farmer says that Epstein flew her to New Mexico for an ‘educational trip,’ where he tried to molest her.
Supreme Court Split on Whether Family of Slain Mexican Teen Can Sue Border Patrol
Justice Brett Kavanaugh is emerging as a potential swing vote in a very partisan court.
Supreme Court Hears Arguments Between Comcast, Byron Allen
Allen says that Comcast considered his race when rejecting a contract they’d initially seemed eager to approve.
Oregon ‘Climate Kids’ Bring Case Before State Supreme Court
The suit mirrors another filed at the federal level.
Congress Tries to Stop Amtrak from Implementing Arbitration Clause
The clause would prevent passengers or their estates from suing in the case of a crash.
Survivors of Gilroy Garlic Massacre Sue Event Organizers for Allegedly Lax Security
Victims say the Garlic Festival’s organizers and security contractor didn’t adopt sufficiently “modern” methods to mitigate the risk of a mass shooting.