Those Affected by Purdue’s OxyContin Want the Truth
Victims on Purdue Pharma’s deceptive marketing practices want justice.
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Flu Shots Found to Significantly Reduce Heart Attack Risk
Individuals over 50 who receive a flu shot can reduce their risk of having a heart attack by as much as 85 percent.
After a Wave of Parent Complaints, Hasbro Pulls Inappropriate Princess Poppy Toy from Store Shelves
Hasbro recently found itself the target of parental anger over a Princess Poppy toy that makes inappropriate noises when a button between her legs is pressed. Fortunately, the company is removing the toy from store shelves.
EastWest Food Bank is Rescuing Produce During COVID-19
A Washington resident started a nonprofit with a mission to save otherwise wasted food.
Doctor Attacks Teens not Taking Social Distancing Seriously
A physician is arrested after attacking teens who refused to practice social distancing.
Ferring Pharmaceuticals Recalls Certain Nasal Sprays That May Cause Seizures, Death
Ferring Pharmaceuticals is recalling certain nasal sprays that may contain unsafe amounts of desmopressin.
New York State Files Lawsuit Seeking to Shutter the NRA
NRA CEO and Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre has since claimed the lawsuit is purely political.
Strange Laws from Around the World
There’s a wide cultural diversity around the globe and this has led to different sorts of regulations and controls that once made sense and applied to day-to-day behavior.
4 Legal Problems That Veterans Face Today
The issue for many veterans is this becomes a slippery slope that, once merged with other debt and financial requirements, leads to many of the issues covered already, such as mental health concerns and even homelessness.
Poland Contemplates Bowing out of the Istanbul Convention
Poland will decide whether it will continue to be part of an anti-abuse treaty.