For years, the Department of Homeland Security and I.C.E managed the University of Farmington’s website and staffed its phone lines. While the college wasn’t real, its applicants were–and the government says most were trying to take advantage of U.S. immigration law.
More and more Americans are ingesting a deadly combination of both sedatives and opioids. Canadian researchers analyzed data from eight U.S. National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey cycles between 1999 and 2014 and discovered the combined use of both opioids and benzodiazepines increased 250 percent during this period, while the combined use of benzodiazepines and Z-drugs rose a shocking 850 percent.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul was recently awarded $580,000 in a jury trial regarding an incident in 2017 where his neighbor attacked him, breaking several of his ribs.
Allison Irwin called officers to her house, stating her husband Chad was expressing suicidal thoughts. Chad was ultimately fatally shot in a confrontation. Now, Sacramento County will pay $7 million in a wrongful death lawsuit settlement.
A Reveal News report dug into a 2016 settlement to uncover evidence of Facebook taking advantage of children. For years, the company employed dubious tactics designed to infiltrate parents’ pocketbooks through their own kids’ addiction to online games.
New York is poised to leverage its offices against Apple, which allegedly dragged its feet in letting the public know about a worrying vulnerability in its popular FaceTime app.
Following a round of asbestos tests in its McGill Hall, the University of Montana is moving dozens of preschoolers and staff outside of a potential contamination zone.
Tyson Foods, Inc. recently recalled packages of chicken nuggets over concerns they may be contaminated with rubber.
The Paw Paw School District is being sued by the ACLU and U.S. Department of Education over allegations of racial discrimination.
Jefferson City Public Schools is at the center of a new lawsuit over allegations that a former wrestling coach forcibly cut a student’s long hair prior to a wrestling match in 2017.