Trump Administration Kills Off “Catch and Release”
The Department of Homeland Security says it’ll send undocumented ‘family units’ that can’t claim fear of persecution across the border to Mexico.
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PG&E Finalizes Controversial $11b Settlement with Wildfire Victims’ Insurance Carriers
Some attorneys and activists accuse PG&E of leaving out individual victims to bolster their stock prices.
Baltimore Can Sue Trump Administration for Pushing Immigration Policies Built On “Racial Animus”
Baltimore says the Trump administration’s “public charge” rules is meant to keep out immigrants of certain ethnic backgrounds.
Weird Crimes Keep Happening at the Airport
Security officers detained some suspicious travelers at the airport.
Malnourished Teen Escapes from Ohio Home, Parents Charged
A couple has been charged after malnourished teen escapes from home.
Detroit Thermal Hit with Class-Action Lawsuit Over Manhole Cover Burns
Detroit Thermal is in the middle of a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of 20 plaintiffs who were allegedly burned by manhole covers.
Castrations Occur After New Sexual Abuse Laws Put into Place
Two women castrate their husbands while new chemically induced castration laws are growing in popularity.
18-year-old Placed in Medically-induced Coma After Vaping
A healthy teen is placed into a medically-induced coma after vaping and wants to start an anti-vaping campaign.
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against Nashville Police Over Fatal Police Chase that Killed Pedestrian
A wrongful death lawsuit was recently filed by the mother of Corey Joseph Taylor, 24, who was struck and killed during a police chase last year.
Cleveland Pays $50,000 to Protester Arrested for Burning U.S. Flag
The city had earlier settled with Gregory Johnson, present at the same event. Ironically, Johnson was involved in a 1984 case which set Supreme Court precedent explicitly considering flag-burning an expression of protected free speech.