The day he snapped…
Questions are looming after lawyer Nathan DeSai, turned his gun on nine innocent people outside of his Texas home. ...[Continue Reading]
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Colombia says “No” to peace.
The Colombian people decided to vote against the peace accords between the Colombian government and the FARC rebels. ...[Continue Reading]
Texas pulls out of Refugee Resettlement Program: what does this mean for refugees?
The fate of many seeking help is now in question. ...[Continue Reading]
Alabama Chief Justice goes against United States Supreme Court
Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore faces backlash after issuing an order for state judges not to issue marriage licenses to gay couples, in direct conflict with the Supreme court of the United States. ...[Continue Reading]
Kids of the Future
21 kids sue the Obama Administration, stating it has failed to make progress on climate change for future generations. ...[Continue Reading]
Samsung phones are safe now? Liar, liar, pants on fire.
While Samsung says their phones are now safe, the multi-million-dollar company may have to work harder to regain consumer trust. ...[Continue Reading]
Exercising your first amendment rights could get you fired, or worse…
A Fayetteville teacher is on paid leave and has received death threats after stomping on the American flag during a civics lesson. ...[Continue Reading]
Rejection could cost you your life
There is a rising trend of violence against women who say they are not interested. ...[Continue Reading]
As ITT liquidates, stranded students speculate
After allegations of fraud and misrepresentation, ITT Technical Institute has declared bankruptcy. While shutting the school down prevents students from enrolling in the sham of a school, problems remain for both the student’s futures as well as taxpayers. ...[Continue Reading]
Judge, why couldn’t you just keep your lips together?
A Canadian judge is in hot water after making off-color comments regarding a sexual assault victim and insinuating that she played a role in causing her own attack. ...[Continue Reading]
ICE fights to keep conditions in detention facilities secret
Photographs released by court order cause the Department of Homeland Security to consider following the Department of Justice’s lead and end their use of private for profit prisons. ...[Continue Reading]
New, more powerful opiates up the ante in the war on drugs.
The increase in demand for prescription painkillers such as Vicodin and OxyContin has contributed to an increase in demand for heroin and other similar illicit drugs. ...[Continue Reading]
EpiPen price gouging enrages millions of users.
People with severe allergies rely on their EpiPen for life saving medical treatment, but even with insurance, they are costing users hundreds of dollars. ...[Continue Reading]
In the Philippines, the face of meth is death.
President Rodrigo Duterte’s extrajudicial war on drugs is rapidly accruing a massive body count. ...[Continue Reading]
Wells Fargo faces backlash for fake accounts.
After creating thousands of fraudulent accounts, Wells Fargo agrees to pay large settlement. ...[Continue Reading]
