In recognition of Judge Troy Nunley’s yesterday’s ruling, Prehired, LLC v. Provins (E.D. Cal.): Plaintiff’s business involves mentoring employees and training them on how to […]
April 5th, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin (and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Mark Milley) Witness testimonyAt the House Armed Services Committee, about the $813 million […]
A 2021 Judge Richard Jones decision (W.D. Wash. United Federation of Churches, LLC, d/b/a The Satanic Temple, v. JohnsonYesterday, the denial or reconsideration motion was […]
Yesterday saw a gunman wearing a gas mask, worker’s vest, and opened fire in the New York City subway station in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park. He […]
President Joe Biden’s latest gambit to combat high gas prices will save some drivers a few cents at the pump—two months from now. However, consumers may […]
Plessy v. Ferguson debated. Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, April 13, 1896
Travis Peterson is an Air Force Veteran who served 21 years in active duty, and was a contractor for four years. He knew that America’s […]
Federal court-appointed monitors claimed that Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department jailers routinely break the use-of-force policy. According to a report by the federal court-appointed monitors, […]
The Justice Department reported in October 2020 that “law enforcement discovered particular individuals were plotting to kidnap the Michigan Governor” through confidential sources, uncover agents […]
3 million people are injured every year in car accidents in the U.S. alone. If you’re involved in a car accident, you need to talk […]
