Julie Kirchner, Former Head of Anti-Immigrant Hate Group, Being Considered to Head USCIS
Kirchner served as executive director of an organization deemed a hate group by the SPLC.
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Boeing Shareholder Sues, Says Company Misled Investors After Fatal Crashes
The lawsuit is the latest levied against Boeing over two fatal accidents tied to flight control software in the 737 MAX.
JBS Plainwell Inc. Recalls Ground Beef Products from Meijer Over Contamination Concerns
After receiving two consumer complaints, JBS Plainwell Inc. issued a recall of ground beef products sold at Meijer that may be contaminated with plastic pieces.
Purdue Asks for Massachusett’s Lawsuit to be Thrown Out
Purdue has asked the court to toss out Massachusetts’ lawsuit.
Touching Fentanyl Will Not Cause an Overdose
Coming into contact with fentanly, by itself, will not cause an overdose, experts say.
Recall Issued for In Tha Pink Coffee Over Concerns it May Contain Viagra and Other Drugs
The FDA is recalling certain lots of In Tha Pink coffee after it discovered potentially harmful drugs during a laboratory analysis.
Native American Tribes Filed Opioid Lawsuit Against Purdue Family
Native American tribes have filed a lawsuit alleging Purdue’s Sackler family is to blame for the opioid crisis.
Nanny Sues Employer for Unpaid Wages After Being Forced to Live in Slave-like Conditions
Cindy Carter, a former nanny, recently filed a lawsuit against her former employer after spending years working in indentured servitude and being underpaid.
President Trump Possibly Considering Return to Family Separation Policy
Washington insiders say Trump is putting pressure on administration officials to crack down on migrants in the harshest ways imaginable.
Judge: Asylum Seekers in U.S. Can’t be Sent Back to Mexico
Judge Richard Seeborg’s ruling throws a wrench in administration attempts to end ‘catch and release.’