Scientists Voice Racial Profiling Concerns Related to ‘Mandatory Exams’
Scientists in China may be experimenting with DNA for the wrong reasons.
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Teen Installs Cameras After Being Told She’s Lying About Abuse
Teenage girl resorts to installing cameras to capture domestic abuse.
GW Hospital Hit With Medical Malpractice Suit After Failing to Treat Patient’s Stroke
George Washington University Hospital recently came under fire in a lawsuit alleging it failed to treat a patient’s stroke.
Cardinal Health, FDA Issue Warning for Surgical Gowns Over Potential Contamination
Cardinal Health and the FDA issued a warning to consumers that certain level 3 surgical gowns might be contaminated and unsafe to wear.
Tulsi Gabbard Sues Hillary Clinton for $50m
Hillary Clinton can’t seem to keep her nose out of the 2020 primaries–and now she’s being sued for defamation.
Sex Offender Cannot Change Name to ‘Better Off Dead’
Sex offender can’t use religious belief argument to change name.
Female Alcohol Use Has Increased Sharply Over the Years
Researchers find that women are drinking larger amounts of alcohol than ever before.
Montclair State University Sued for Freedom of Speech Violations
Montclair State University recently came under fire in a lawsuit alleging it violated a student group’s Constitutional right to free speech.
Lawsuit Filed in the Aftermath of Troy Township Helicopter Crash that Killed 2 Men
The estates of two men who were killed in a helicopter crash in Troy Township are suing MD Helicopters, Inc., Rolls-Royce Corp., Honeywell International, Inc., and Accurate Accessories, LLC for negligence.
Homeless Camp Clean Sweeps are Unconstitutional, Advocates Argue
Advocates argue California’s homeless shouldn’t have their necessary belongings tossed in the trash.